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Pangrol is a premium German pancreatin enzyme medicine by Berlin-Chemie, designed to replace lipase, amylase, and protease when the pancreas does not produce enough digestive enzymes. It is especially used for exocrine pancreatic insufficiency, chronic pancreatitis, post-pancreas surgery support, cystic fibrosis-related maldigestion, and difficult fatty meals. The capsules contain acid-resistant mini-pellets that mix with food in the stomach and release in the small intestine for more effective digestion.

Common Strengths Available

• 10,000 lipase units – lighter digestive support / snacks
  Pangrol 10,000 Capsules
• 20,000 lipase units – standard meal support
  Pangrol 20,000 Tablets
• 25,000 lipase units – stronger main-meal support
  Pangrol 25,000 Capsules
• 40,000 lipase units – high-dose pancreatic replacement
  Pangrol 40,000 Capsules

Key Benefits

• Supports digestion of fats, proteins, and carbohydrates
• Helps reduce bloating, heaviness, gas, and greasy stools
• Acid-resistant pellets improve enzyme delivery
• Useful for pancreatic insufficiency and chronic pancreatitis
• Helps improve nutrient absorption and weight maintenance

Key Enzyme Activity (25,000 strength)

• Lipase: 25,000 U
• Amylase: 22,500 U
• Protease: 1,250 U

How to Use

• Take with the first bite of meals
• Swallow capsules whole with water
• Do not crush or chew
• Dose depends on meal fat content and pancreatic condition
• Snacks may need half or lower strength dose

Pack Size

• Common packs: 20, 50, 100, or 200 capsules/tablets
• Strengths from 10,000 to 40,000 units

Important Features

• Porcine-derived pancreatin
• Enteric-coated micro-pellets
• Made in Germany
• Commonly used long-term under GI supervision
• Often compared with Creon / Pancreaze class enzymes

Disclaimer
This product should be used with meals only. Do not use during acute pancreatitis flare-ups unless prescribed. Because it is porcine-derived, it may not fit kosher/halal/vegetarian preferences. Persistent weight loss, oily stools, abdominal pain, or vitamin deficiency symptoms should be evaluated by a gastroenterologist.