Murli Krishna Pharma Pvt. Ltd.
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Murli Krishna Pharma Private Ltd is a young and dynamic drug delivery systems (DDS) company in India that provides a range of effective solutions to optimize the delivery of pharmaceutical products. Murli Krishna Pharma is an R&D-driven organization that offers a complete range of oral delivery technologies including : Controlled and Delayed Release Matrix Multiparticulate Deliveries Extended Release Technologies
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