Lactulose is a non-absorbable sugar that is broken down into mild acids and used to treat persistent constipation in the large intestine. The drug can also be used to treat liver failure-related neurological problems. It is sold under a variety of brand names, including Constulose, Cephulac, Duphalac, Evalose, and Generlac, and is available as a liquid or powder. Lactulose production dates back to 1929 when it was first introduced. However, the medication was not widely used for therapeutic purposes until the 1950s. Lactose, a milk sugar that is made up of two other sugars, galactose, and glucose, is used to alleviate constipation.Lactulose is on the World Health Organization's List of Essential Medicines because of its importance to manufacturers. Bloating, wind and diarrhea are all possible adverse effects for some persons. These, however, are minor and transient.Some people should avoid laxative drugs. This includes people who can't digest lactose or have had an adverse reaction to lactulose or another drug in the past. The bacterial flora in the colon converts lactulose to short-chain fatty acids, which is how it functions. It's classified as an osmotic laxative since it sucks water into the gut and softens poop, making it easier to pass.

Several nations have lactulose manufacturers and suppliers, including Canlac Group in Canada, Relax in Malta, and Abbott Healthcare in the Netherlands. A search for the wholesale price of lactulose on the internet reveals a wide range of prices. In 2015, the wholesale price per 15 mL of syrup (10g of lactulose) in the United States was roughly $0.63. It is available without a prescription in several countries, but patients in the United States will require one.

Being a global B2B pharmaceutical online marketplace, Pipelinepharma is structured to simplify pharmaceutical deals by providing you with an intuitive interface that is easy to engage with. The selection of Lactulose offerings can be narrowed down with the use of filters and easily weighed against one another according to medication prices and commercial terms. The advanced filters help you filter out the countries for Lactulose manufacturers and Lactulose suppliers that you are looking for. These also enable you to check the dossier status of Lactulose, and the GMP approvals of the different variants of Lactulose. Also, each manufacturer or supplier product description contains essential information about Lactulose including clinical data, stability zones, countries where Lactulose is already registered in. Manufacturers also have special, and delivery terms.

If you are a pharmaceutical licensing company or a distributor you can enter into deals or negotiations over Lactulose offers with manufacturing companies after completing the free registration process and joining our online marketplace. This helps to ensure that you conclude the pharmaceutical deal at a reasonable cost and achieve the best cost/benefit ratio for your company while bypassing lengthy sourcing, negotiation, and ordering process. Once you have finalized a deal, you can look forward to a long-lasting business relationship with the manufacturers or suppliers. This way, the marketplace allows you as a distributor to skip the process of shortlisting product manufacturers every time you are looking for in-licensing or distribution deals.

To keep up to the quality standards other than Good Manufacturing Practice approvals that Lactulose manufacturers list has, we qualify their companies before they are onboarded on the platform. This allows us to screen Lactulose manufacturers for the quality of the pharmaceutical products’ dossiers and protect against the risk of possible malpractices.