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In radical polymerization, which is a typical process for obtaining polymers, the process in which a growing radical reacts with other substances within the polymerization system, and in which transfer and re-initiation of radicals also occur, is called the chain transfer reaction. The total number of radicals in the entire polymerization system does not change in an ideal chain transfer. When a chain transfer agent is used, new radicals are generated by receiving radicals from the growing polymer chain within the radical polymerization system. As a result, the growth of the polymer stops, but other growth reactions start, and the system tends to deliver polymers with uniform molecular weight, even though the molecular weight remains rather small. Our company offers a wide variety of efficient and representative thiol-based chain transfer agents.