Pharmaceutical Colours

Pharmaceutical Colours are specialised colourants used to impart colour to suitable pharmaceutical formulations, tablets, capsules and other medicinal products. Selection depends on regulatory approval, product compatibility and intended application.

Pharmaceutical Colours are colour additives used in pharmaceutical manufacturing to provide consistent and identifiable colours to suitable medicinal formulations. Depending on the specific grade and applicable regulations, they may be used in tablets, capsules, coatings, syrups and other pharmaceutical preparations. Key Features: • Available in different colours and formulations • Selected for compatibility with the intended pharmaceutical application • May include approved synthetic colours, mineral colourants or other permitted colour additives • Colour strength and stability depend on the specific grade • Regulatory suitability must be verified for the intended use and market Applications: • Tablet and capsule colouring • Pharmaceutical coating formulations • Suitable liquid medicinal preparations • Other approved pharmaceutical applications Product specifications may include colour identity, assay, purity, particle size, solubility and stability. The exact Colour Index (C.I.) name, CAS number, composition and HSN classification depend on the individual colourant. Important: Not every industrial dye is suitable for pharmaceutical use. Only grades meeting the relevant pharmacopoeial requirements and applicable regulatory standards should be considered for medicinal products. Confirm documentation, permitted use and market-specific compliance before use. Additional colours and grades may be available on request, subject to actual availability and specification confirmation. Veltheron Imperial Group Private Limited.