Microcrystalline Cellulose is a type of white, fine powder obtained from wood pulp. It has common use in the pharmaceutical industry as an inactive ingredient in the formulation of capsules, tablets, and various other dosage forms. This type of powder is an outstanding binder, which means it helps in holding the tablet together. Also, it serves as a disintegrant, which helps the tablet break apart if ingested. In addition, It is utilized as a bulking agent that means it adds volume to the tablet without providing any active ingredients. Microcrystalline Cellulose is commonly considered safe for the use in pharmaceuticals.