1. Pharmaceuticals 

• Therapeutic Mineral Source: Added to formulations for treating zinc deficiency, diarrhea, stunted growth, and poor wound healing.
• Adjunct in Dermatology Products: Supports treatment of acne, eczema, and skin barrier repair.
• Wound Healing Agents: Used in oral or topical preparations to accelerate tissue repair and regeneration.
• Metabolic Disorder Support: Sometimes included in formulations to aid insulin function and glucose metabolism.

2. Animal Healthcare

• Feed Additive for Livestock & Poultry: Enhances growth, reproductive health, and immune function in animals.
• Pet Supplements: Improves coat shine, skin health, and immune resistance in dogs, cats, and other pets.
• Stress Reduction: Helps animals cope with heat stress, transport stress, or poor diet conditions by improving metabolic efficiency.

3. Food & Healthcare Ingredients

• Functional Foods: Added to cereals, protein powders, and fortified snacks as a trace mineral.
• Infant Nutrition: Sometimes included in fortified baby foods/formulas for growth and immunity (regulated).
• Sports Nutrition: Used in energy drinks and protein blends for recovery and muscle repair.

4. Personal Care

• Skin Care Formulations: Incorporated into creams and serums to support collagen formation and skin healing.
• Anti-Acne Products: Zinc regulates sebum and reduces bacterial growth in medicated cosmetics.
• Anti-Aging & Repair Products: Promotes cell regeneration, helping reduce fine lines and repair skin damage.
• Hair & Nail Products: Used in fortified shampoos, conditioners, or beauty supplements for strengthening keratin structures.

5. Agrochemicals

• Fertilizer Additive (Chelated Micronutrient): Supplies zinc to plants in an easily absorbed form.
• Soil Conditioner: Corrects zinc deficiency in crops, improving yields and plant health.
• Foliar Sprays: Used in crop protection formulations for direct nutrient absorption via leaves.