X Ray Grade Barium Sulfate

Product Advantage

Pharmaceutical-Grade Compliance: Produced in a GMP-certified facility, strictly adhering to pharmaceutical standards to ensure safety and accuracy for clinical diagnostic use.

Superior Radiopacity: High barium sulfate content (≥98%) provides clear imaging contrast, helping doctors accurately diagnose gastrointestinal diseases (ulcers, tumors, strictures).

Stable Suspension Performance: Type Ⅰ and Ⅱ dry suspensions dissolve quickly to form uniform suspensions, reducing sedimentation during imaging and improving diagnostic reliability.

Customized Clinical Solutions: Offer tailored specifications (particle size, concentration, packaging) for hospital radiology departments and medical imaging clinics—e.g., 200g/300g dry suspension for outpatient use or 25kg bulk raw material for pharmaceutical formulation.

Comprehensive Certification Support: Provide complete documentation (GMP certificate, drug approval number, quality test reports) for clients to meet regulatory requirements in global markets.

Key Performance: Radiopacity (≥1.8 at 70kV), pH value (5.5~7.5 for dry suspension), sedimentation rate (≤5% after 24 hours).

Product Uses

Clinical Diagnostic Imaging: Used as an oral contrast medium for gastrointestinal X-ray radiography (esophagus, stomach, intestines), helping visualize anatomical structures and detect abnormalities—widely used in hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic imaging centers.

Medical Radiation Protection: Added to medical plastic products (radiation shielding aprons, gloves, patient mats) to enhance X-ray blocking ability, protecting medical staff and patients during imaging procedures.

Veterinary Medicine: Suitable for veterinary diagnostic imaging (large animals like horses, cattle) to diagnose gastrointestinal disorders in livestock—supplied to veterinary hospitals and animal health clinics.

Pharmaceutical Formulation: Raw material for manufacturing oral contrast agents, partnering with pharmaceutical companies to produce patient-friendly formulations (flavored suspensions for pediatric use).

FAQ

Q: What is the difference between Type Ⅰ and Type Ⅱ X-Ray Grade Barium Sulfate?

A: Type Ⅰ has finer particle size (D50≤1μm) for faster dissolution, ideal for emergency imaging; Type Ⅱ has moderate particle size (D50≤2μm) for longer suspension stability, suitable for routine gastrointestinal examinations.

Q: Can this product be used for CT contrast imaging?

A: It is primarily designed for X-ray radiography. For CT contrast, we recommend our specialized CT-grade barium sulfate suspension—please consult our team for details.

Q: What is the shelf life of the dry suspension product?

A: The shelf life is 36 months from the production date when stored in sealed packaging (cool, dry place away from sunlight). Avoid moisture to prevent caking.

Q: Do you offer private labeling services for pharmaceutical distributors?

A: Yes, we provide private labeling (customized packaging design, brand printing) for bulk orders, helping distributors meet local market requirements—minimum order quantity applies.