Excipients

Only clean label excipients you can trust

HCF®'s commitment to clean label principles, integral to our 7 Advances®, goes beyond simply avoiding proprietary blends, unnecessary fillers, binders, and additives; it reflects our dedication to purity,

Calcium Carbonate
Non-Artificial
White Colorant

Riboflavin (B2)
Non-Artificial
Yellow Hue Colorant

HPMC Cellulose
Plant-Based
Binding Agent

MCC Cellulose
Natural,
Plant-Derived Fiber

Ethylcellulose
Plant-Derived,
Controlled Release

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