1 Digestive Enzymes product
Gastro & Liver · Probiotics & digestive enzymes
Digestive Enzymes PCD Franchise & Manufacturers
This digestive enzymes PCD franchise page is for gastro distributors, chemists and brand owners. View companies listing enzyme syrups, tablets and drops, with compositions and packs, and send an enquiry.
Companies with Digestive Enzymes
1 Digestive Enzymes product
1 Digestive Enzymes product
1 Digestive Enzymes product
1 Digestive Enzymes product
1 Digestive Enzymes product
1 Digestive Enzymes product
1 Digestive Enzymes product
1 Digestive Enzymes product
1 Digestive Enzymes product
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Digestive enzyme products contain enzymes like fungal diastase, pepsin, pancreatin and lipase. They are used to help break down food and ease symptoms such as heaviness, gas and indigestion. Some are medicines, some are food supplements and a few are Ayurvedic.
General physicians and paediatricians recommend them often, and gastroenterologists use specific enzyme products for patients with poor digestion. Chemists sell them over the counter too, which keeps volumes high in both towns and villages.
Enzyme Syrups, Drops and Tablet Combinations
The forms on this page include tablets, syrups, herbal preparations, capsules and oral drops for infants. The combinations that come up most are:
- Enzymes with simethicone for gas and bloating
- Fungal diastase with pepsin, a long-standing syrup formula
- Enzymes with L-ornithine L-aspartate in liver and digestion products
Paediatric drops are a separate niche, so check whether the company has them if you work with child specialists.
Choosing a Company for an Enzyme Range
Enzyme syrups sell in volume, so price and supply reliability matter. Check whether the company also has antacids, prokinetic combinations, probiotics and liver tonics. Compare the PTR, MRP and bulk schemes. Get the monopoly area in writing. Syrups can ferment or separate if made poorly, so taste a sample and look at the bottle seal. Ask about the expiry and leakage return policy and the promotional material provided for physicians and paediatricians.
Third-Party Manufacturing of Digestive Enzyme Products
Enzymes lose activity with heat and moisture, so stability is the main issue. Tell the manufacturer the enzyme types and activity units you want, the form, flavour and pack size. Ask how they measure enzyme activity and what overage they use. Request stability data in your container, the MOQ and the lead time. Decide the regulatory route first, drug, FSSAI or AYUSH, and collect the matching licence, product approval and certificate of analysis.
Related pages: Gastro PCD Franchise and all molecules A to Z. Often combined with: Simethicone, Fungal Diastase, Pepsin.