Nanoencapsulation
Microfluidizer processors create efficient nanoencapsulation using nanoemulsions, liposomes and polymers primarily for pharmaceutical, nutraceutical/food and cosmetic companies, enabling them to achieve...
- Time release of actives (e.g. small and large molecule drugs, pesticides/herbicides)
- Targeted drug delivery
- Odor/flavor masking (e.g. fish oil)
- Protection (e.g. vitamins, DNA, tattoo ink, fish oil)
Advantages of Microfluidizer Processors
Customers using Microfluidics technology enjoy competitive differentiators for their products and processes:
- Smaller particle sizes
- Uniform particle size distribution
- Efficient encapsulation rates
- Effective cooling
- Precise shear
- Controlled mixing intensity of reactant streams (Microfluidics Reaction Technology)
- Ease of use, cleaning and maintenance
- Scaleup guaranteed
Proven Processing Results
Nanoemulsions - Fish oil contains Omega 3 fatty acid, an essential nutrient. By encapsulating the fish oil using a nanoemulsion (below), the undesirable taste can be reduced substantially and the oil is protected from oxidation.
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| DNA Encapsulation in a Liposome |
Liposomes - In this example (left), 0.1% plasmid DNA is encapsulated inside a Palmitoyl oleoyl phophatidyl choline liposome. DNA remained
Polymers - Innovative Microfluidics Reaction Technology (MRT) is ideally suited for applications requiring highly efficient polymer encapsulation
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