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Sandoo Pharmaceuticals and Chemicals Co.,Ltd was established in 2009, with a creative and active team, located in Ningbo, China. We have been specialized in exporting and importing pharmaceutical intermediates and chemical products as well as API for more than 10 years, covering more than 10 countries.

In the pharmaceutical industry, you might hear the terms “FDF” and “API” frequently used in reference to products. We surely understand this type of jargon, but we certainly can see how the general public would feel overwhelmed looking at those kinds of terminology abbreviations. This article is for explaining the difference between API and FDF. For reference, they mean, respectively, “finished dosage form” and “active pharmaceutical ingredient.”

Sandoo Pharmaceutical is a professional active pharmaceutical intermediate manufacturer, producing high quality APIs. Sandoo Pharmaceutical provides a wide range of active pharmaceutical intermediates.

Ursodeoxycholic acid is a cholelithiant commonly used in the gastroenterology department, and also a cholelithiasis dissolving agent, so it can be used in the treatment of gallstones under normal circumstances, on the premise...

The rapid development of China's pharmaceutical intermediate industry is closely related to its national policies. Since 2016, China has issued clear documents to encourage small and medium-sized enterprises to develop new drugs, including chemical raw materials. At the same time, the structural upgrading of the pharmaceutical industry in developed countries has promoted the transfer of global related industrial chains and promoted China's chemical raw material drug supply chain. In addition, the increase in Chinese radiography technology has boosted product demand.

Prostate cancer results from uncontrollable growth of cancer cells in the prostate gland. The prostate gland is located below the bladder and in front of the rectum, and is only found in males. Almost all prostate cancers (more than 95% of primary prostate cancers) develop from the gland cells and are known as adenocarcinomas (National Cancer Institute, 2017).