Oral Thin Film

Disease Treatment

Oral thin film technology offers promising avenues for developing new treatments for a variety of diseases and conditions. These products can be administered on the oral mucosa, avoiding some problems during gastrointestinal digestion and absorption, and can provide higher drug bioavailability. Oral thin film technology can also provide faster drug release and longer duration, thereby improving drug efficacy and controlling dosing frequency.

• Cardiovascular Disease Treatment
• Pain Relief
• Calming and Tranquilizing
• Respiratory System Disease Treatment
• Antihistamines

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Healthcare Products

Oral film technology is widely used in the field of healthcare products because of its rapid dissolution and absorption properties. These products consist of very thin edible films that are placed in the mouth (under the tongue or along the cheek) for rapid absorption of the active ingredients. Commonly used health product film preparations include:

• Sleep Oral Thin Film
• Focus Oral Thin Film
• Immune Oral Thin Film
• Energy Oral Thin Film

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Cosmetics Industry

The use of oral thin films in the cosmetics industry offers a novel and effective way to deliver active ingredients, providing consumers with a convenient and innovative skincare solution.

It can be used to infuse a variety of active ingredients (such as vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and peptides) into oral thin films, allowing consumers to conveniently meet their skincare needs without having to apply creams or lotions. In addition, these films can also be designed as daily oral care products with a variety of flavors, making them a more enjoyable and appealing option for consumers.

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Food Industry

One of the key advantages of OTFs in the food industry is their potential to enhance the delivery of bioactive compounds, such as vitamins, minerals, and nutraceuticals. Researchers can create convenient and portable delivery systems that are easy for consumers to consume by incorporating these compounds into thin films. This can help increase the bioavailability and efficacy of these compounds, leading to better health outcomes for consumers...

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