Sugar Spheres

Small, spherical sugar spheres are produced using sucrose or other sugars. They are frequently employed in the pharmaceutical sector as a tool for drug delivery, particularly in the creation of medications with controlled release.

Typically, a sugar solution is atomized into tiny droplets and dried with hot air in a process known as spray-drying to produce sugar spheres. After that, the particles are sieved to obtain the desired size and density range.

Sugar spheres are useful in pharmaceutical applications because of their numerous distinctive characteristics. They can be easily incorporated into tablets and capsules as a filler or to help ensure the uniform distribution of active ingredients because they are typically safe and well-tolerated by the human body. They can be used in a variety of drug formulations because they are also inert and do not interact with other ingredients.