A natural polymer made from the hydrolytic degradation of collagen, gelatin has a unique amino acid structure that offers numerous benefits for use in pharmaceutical applications. Within the pharmaceutical industry, gelatin is widely used as a raw material for production of hard and soft capsules, as a substrate in implants and wound dressings, and is also used in development of plasma expanders.

Continuously offering a variety of innovative purposes and applications in the field of biomedicine, gelatin also serves as a binding and compounding agent in drug production, as a key component in ointment development, and as a vaccine stabilizer.