Malic acid can be obtained from various natural and synthetic sources

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As a trusted manufacturer of L-Malic Acid and Tirofiban, Xawanlong stands at the forefront of innovation and excellence in the pharmaceutical and chemical industries.

DL-malic acid, also known as malate, is a dicarboxylic acid commonly found in many fruits and vegetables

Malic acid and L-malic acid are essentially the same compound; however, the difference lies in their molecular structure and usage.

Tirofiban, marketed under the brand name Aggrastat, received FDA approval on January 25, 1998.

Tirofiban didn't emerge overnight; its inception stems from a profound understanding of platelet function and thrombosis.

The brand name for Tirofiban, meticulously crafted and synonymous with efficacy and reliability, is Aggrastat.

L-malic acid, a naturally occurring organic compound, finds several applications across various industries:

Xawanlong is proud to introduce our comprehensive range of pharmaceutical products, including Tirofiban and L-Alanyl-L-Glutamine, designed to meet the highest standards of quality and efficacy.

In the realm of pharmacology, few medications hold as much significance as Tirofiban, particularly in the management of acute coronary syndromes and during interventional cardiology procedures.

Tirofiban plays a pivotal role in preventing thrombotic events, particularly in patients undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) procedures.

Dextran, a complex branched polysaccharide, has several pharmaceutical uses:

Tirofiban stands as a cornerstone in the prevention of blood clots, particularly in individuals grappling with cardiovascular ailments.

Dextran's therapeutic versatility, coupled with the assurance of GMP manufacturing standards, underscores its importance in modern medicine.