| Serial Number | product name | The main purpose | Packaging Specification |
| 1 | Soybean oil | Mainly used as an oily carrier for oral administration, widely used in oral liquid preparations and soft capsules, or as a solvent for external preparations | 20KG/Barrel 180KG/Barrel |
| 2 | Corn oil | Mainly used as grease carrier for oral administration and solvent for external preparations. | 20KG/Barrel 190KG/Barrel |
| 3 | Light liquid paraffin | Mainly used as a solvent and lubricant of excipients, tablets and capsules in local medicinal preparations. | 20KG/Barrel 170KG/Barrel |
| 4 | Ethyl oleate | Mainly used for lubricant, water resistance agent, resin toughening agent, | 20KG/Barrel |
| 5 | Polysorbide 80 (Tween 80) | Mainly used as solvent, solvent, emulsifier and stabilizer. | 25KG/Barrel |
| 6 | Glycerin (glycerin) | Mainly used as antibacterial preservative, softening agent, moisturizing agent, plasticizer | 30KG/Barrel 250KG/Barrel |
| 7 | Polyethylene glycol 400 | Mainly used as solvent, cosolvent, O/W emulsifier and stabilizer | 25KG/Barrel 220KG/Barrel |
| 8 | Polyethylene glycol 4000 | Mainly used as a lubricant for adhesives, film forming agents, plasticizers, tablets and capsules | 20KG/box (Powdered) 20KG/box (Flaky) |
| 9 | Polyethylene glycol 6000 | Mainly used as a lubricant for adhesives, film forming agents, plasticizers, tablets and capsules | 20KG/box (powdered) 20KG/box (Flaky) |
| 10 | Mixed fatty acid glyceride (stearin) | Mainly used as suppository carrier and release blocker, non-ionic surfactant. | 20KG/box |
| 11 | propylene glycol | Mainly used as solvent, cosolvent, O/W emulsifier and stabilizer | 25KG/Barrel 210KG/Barrel |
| 12 | Polyhydroxy (40) stearate | Mainly used as emulsifier, solvent, wetting agent and matrix. | 20KG/Barrel |
| 13 | triethanolamine | Mainly used as emulsifier and PH regulator. | 25KG/Barrel 220KG/Barrel |
| 14 | dimeticone | Mainly used as defoaming agent and lubricant | 25KG/Barrel 190KG/Barrel |
| 15 | triethyl citrate | Mainly used as plasticizer, solvent and food additive | 25KG/Barrel 210KG/Barrel |
| 16 | laurocapram | It is mainly used as a transdermal accelerator for external preparations. | 20KG/Barrel |
| 17 | liquid paraffin | It is mainly used as coolant of dripping pills, ointment base and lubricant in tablets. | 20KG/Barrel 170KG/Barrel |
| 18 | peanut oil | Mainly used as an oily carrier for oral administration. | 20KG/Barrel |
| 19 | dextrin | Dextrin is an intermediate product of starch decomposition, with a chemical formula similar to that of starch, which is (C6H10O5) n. However, its degree of polymerization is between soluble starch and maltose, and it turns red when exposed to iodine. Dextrin with low degree of polymerization does not undergo color reaction. Dextrins are divided into two categories: yellow and white. The dextrin obtained by direct roasting is commonly known as "British gum", also known as roasted dextrin, which is brown in color. Acid roasting can decompose at lower temperatures. The resulting product is generally light yellow or white in color, known as white dextrin. The main use of dextrin is as an adhesive. In warp sizing, dextrin is used as an additive to starch, with the aim of reducing the viscosity of starch and improving the permeability of the slurry. The starch slurry added with dextrin is easy to desize, but its adhesion is poor, and the size film is brittle and hard. It is often mixed with PVA for sizing viscose fiber yarn and copper ammonia fiber filament, and is not prone to fuzzing during yarn separation. After the widespread use of synthetic sizing and modified starch, dextrin is rarely used in warp sizing formulas | 25KG/Bag |
| 20 | microcrystalline cellulose | Partially dissolved and swollen in dilute alkaline solution, it exhibits high reaction performance during carboxymethylation, acetylation, and esterification processes. Due to its special properties such as low polymerization degree and large specific surface area | 25KG/Bag |
| 21 | Sodium carboxymethyl starch | This product has similar properties to carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC), with various properties such as thickening, suspension, dispersion, emulsification, bonding, water retention, and protective colloid | 25KG/Bag |
| 22 | Corn Starch | as a drug excipient. In the early stages, the vast majority of tablets produced by pharmaceutical factories in various countries used corn starch as a filler and adhesive. | 25KG/Bag |