Products
Each Labiotre extract or fraction embodies a set of peculiarities that make it optimal for a specific formulation. This feature allows the customer to choose the most appropriate category for the final preparation among the different categories of products offered.
Multiextracts
Phytobilayer
Liposomal extracts with enhanced bioavailability
Fermented extracts
LaBiotre extracts
Granulated dried extracts
Extracts Obtained through fluid bed granulation FFLG (Free Flowing Labiotre Granules) technology that stand out for their innate characteristics of smoothness, ease of dissolution and high compressibility, making them particularly suitable for solid preparations such as sachets (particularly oral solutions) capsules and tablets.
This manufacturing technique also allows the possibility for designing a COATING of the extract based on the customer's needs and compatibility with the active ingredients contained, such as, for example, resistance to specific pH or modified release.
Dry poppy extract tablets 1:4 granular
Dry turmeric extract 10% granular
Soft griffonia extract 12% 5htp
Soft extracts
Extracts with variable viscosity in a range between 20° Bx and 50° Bx.
Consisting solely of the native extract of the plant without any kind of support, containing a high concentration of active ingredients. Particularly suitable for liquid preparations.
Fluid extracts and hydroalcoholic tinctures
Products for infusion of herbal drugs with different degree alcohol solvent following the preparation rules and D/E ratios indicated and defined by the Official Pharmacopoeia.
Hydroglyceric extracts
Products obtained by extraction of herbal drugs with glycerol-water posing hydro/lipid solubility characteristics that make them particularly suitable for use in the emulsions (creams) and in viscous liquid preparations (syrups).
Glycolic extracts
Products obtained by extraction with propylene glycol, particularly suitable for use in preparations for topical and cosmetic use.
Liposoluble extracts
Oil extracts obtained by cold maceration of drugs in vegetable oils in order to extract the fat-soluble and/or aromatic (essential oils) component of the phytocomplex.
Glycerine macerateds
Plant bud extracts primarily intended for use in homeopathic medicine obtained by maceration of fresh buds with alcohol solvent, glycerin, and water appropriately diluted according to the European Pharmacopoeia indications.
