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Fructose — Pharma & Food Grade Natural Sweetener, Hyderabad

IPBPEPUSP

Product Overview

Fructose is a naturally occurring monosaccharide approximately 1.3–1.8 times sweeter than sucrose, used as a sweetener and diluent in pharmaceutical syrups, chewable tablets, and nutraceutical products. It has a lower glycaemic index than glucose, making it suitable for diabetic-friendly formulations.

Specifications

CAS Number57-48-7
Molecular FormulaC₆H₁₂O₆
Molecular Weight180.16 g/mol
AppearanceWhite crystalline powder
Assay98.0–102.0%
Specific Rotation-91.4° to -93.8°
GradesIP / BP / EP / USP
Packaging25 kg HDPE bags

Applications

  • Sweetener in oral syrups and liquid formulations
  • Diluent in chewable tablet formulations
  • Sports nutrition and energy supplements
  • Diabetic-friendly food and supplement products
  • Nutraceutical powder blends
  • IV infusion solutions (as caloric source)

Why Source from Surravi Phharma?

  • Ready stock maintained in our centralised AC warehouse, Hyderabad
  • IP / BP / EP / USP grades available
  • Complete documentation: COA, MSDS, Regulatory certifications
  • Flexible quantities — lab scale to bulk commercial
  • Prompt delivery with pan India logistics support

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy pharmaceutical grade Fructose IP/USP in Hyderabad?

Surravi Phharma supplies Fructose in IP, BP, EP, and USP grades in Hyderabad with ready stock. Fructose is used as a sweetener and diluent in oral pharmaceutical syrups, chewable tablets, and diabetic-friendly nutraceutical formulations. Call +91 8008002576 for pricing and documentation.

Is Fructose safe for diabetic patients in pharmaceutical formulations?

Fructose has a much lower glycaemic index (GI ~19) compared to glucose (GI 100) or sucrose (GI 65). It is metabolised independently of insulin, making it historically used in diabetic formulations. However, current diabetic guidelines caution against excessive fructose due to its association with elevated triglycerides and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) at high doses. In pharmaceutical formulations where small amounts are used as a flavouring or sweetener, it remains suitable for diabetics.

What is the difference between Fructose and Sucrose in tablet formulations?

Sucrose is a disaccharide that must be hydrolysed to glucose and fructose before absorption. Fructose is a monosaccharide directly absorbed. In tablet formulations, Fructose is approximately 1.3–1.8× sweeter than sucrose, allowing lower use levels. It is more hygroscopic than sucrose, requiring careful handling in humid environments. Crystalline Fructose can be used as a direct compression excipient in chewable tablets where its sweetness and mild flavour are desirable.

Can Fructose be used as a caloric source in intravenous nutrition?

Yes. Fructose 10–20% solutions have historically been used as IV caloric sources in parenteral nutrition, as fructose is metabolised in the liver without requiring insulin. However, cases of lactic acidosis and acute liver failure at high IV fructose doses led to reduced use in TPN. Glucose (Dextrose) remains the standard IV carbohydrate source today. Fructose for IV use requires injection-grade specifications including bacterial endotoxin testing.

What packaging is pharmaceutical Fructose available in from Surravi Phharma?

Fructose is supplied in 25 kg HDPE bags with inner moisture-barrier polyethylene liner, as Fructose is significantly more hygroscopic than Glucose or Sucrose. Storage must be in cool, dry conditions below 25°C and RH below 60%. Smaller laboratory quantities are available on request. COA and MSDS are provided with every order.

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