1. Pharmaceuticals

• Wound Healing & Tissue Repair – Used in medical gels and wound dressings to promote faster healing by maintaining moisture and reducing inflammation.
• Ophthalmic Solutions (Eye Drops) – A key ingredient in artificial tears and eye drops to provide long-lasting hydration and relief from dry eyes.

2. Personal Care 

• Humectant – Attracts and holds up to 1000 times its weight in water, keeping skin hydrated and plump. Helps maintain skin hydration throughout the day, reducing dryness and flakiness.
• Antioxidant – Protects skin from oxidative stress caused by pollution, UV radiation, and environmental aggressors.
• pH Adjuster- Helps stabilize the pH of skincare formulations, ensuring compatibility with the skin’s natural barrier. Ensures that products remain gentle and effective without causing sensitivity.
• Skin Conditioner - Makes skin feel soft, supple, and smooth by enhancing hydration and elasticity. Strengthens the skin’s protective layer, preventing moisture loss and irritation.
• Anti-Aging Agent-  Plumps up the skin, reducing the appearance of aging signs like wrinkles and sagging. Enhances skin firmness and elasticity for a youthful look.
• Thickening Agent- Adds viscosity to creams, serums, and gels, making them feel rich and luxurious. Allows for even distribution and easy absorption into the skin.
• Smoothing Agent- Gives skincare formulations a silky-smooth finish, improving the sensory feel of products. Helps calm and soothe irritation while leaving a non-greasy, lightweight feel.

3. Food and Healthcare Ingredients

• Nutritional Supplements – Used in capsules and functional beverages to improve skin hydration, joint health, and overall well-being.
• Hydrating Additive in Functional Foods – Helps retain moisture in food products, especially in health and beauty-enhancing formulations."