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CMC

Meaning

CMC, in the context of pharmaceutical formulation and drug delivery within the hormonal health space, most commonly refers to Carboxymethylcellulose. This substance is a widely used inert polymer that functions as a stabilizing agent, thickener, or binding excipient in various clinical preparations, including injectable solutions and oral tablets. Its presence ensures the physical stability and consistent dosing of sensitive hormonal or peptide compounds.