Beadlet Biotechnology
- Beadlets are the best-in-class of capsule technology. They are small, free-flowing, spherical particulates that range in size from 0.5–1.2 mm in diameter and are easily formed into capsules.
-They have demonstrated a more reproducible pharmacokinetic (PK) performance and provide an alternative for raw materials that are otherwise unstable. They also provide a solution for problematic raw material physiochemical interactions, whereby two ingredients cannot be used in conjunction with each other.
-By having beadlets containing different ingredients within one capsule, the two ingredients can be released at different times — without the consumer having to take more than one dose.
- On the Consumer side, there are also huge therapeutic advantages, particularly when it comes to improving the efficacy and safety of the dose.
- As beadlets can freely disperse throughout the gastrointestinal (GI) tract, they maximise ingredient absorption and offer an even and predictable distribution of ingredients.
- Therefore, beadlets can improve nutrient dissolution, which means higher bioavailability and more effective dosing. These properties mean that beadlets are less susceptible to dose/vitamin dumping than conventional formats, which in turn provides the consumer with a much better probability of adsorbing a higher percentage of the label claim rather than excretion of ingredients through dose/vitamin dumping.
Benefits
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Formulated / Developed for Maximum Absorption
The beadlet technology allows timed and targeted release of the different nutrients at the exact point in the digestive system.
Formulated / Developed for Consistent Absorption
The beadlets also use a steady release technology maintaining a consistent nutrient level in the bloodstream and increasing nutrient absorption.
Kind to your body
The citrus tab in every pouch ensures that taking your daily capsules is an enjoyable experience. The steady release technology ensures that it is gentle on your gut.
A simplified routine
The technology combines oil and dry ingredients in a single capsule, meaning that you no longer need multiple supplements. Easier and more cost-effective.
Formulated by leading female scientists
A formidable team combining a PhD nutrition scientist, leading gynaecologist and specialist women's health GP.
Formulated by leading female scientists
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Alice specialises in evidence-based nutrition, laboratory work and clinical trials. With a strong dedication to the highest standards of science, she translates clinical trial findings into effective solutions for her DITTO community.
Alice van der Schoot -
Dr Tosin brings over a decade of clinical experience across the NHS and private health sector, with a particular focus in Women’s Health. She has been featured in a number of publications and is an advisory mentor for FemTech Lab.
Dr Tosin Sotubo-Ajayi -
Dr. Anita Mitra is a gynaecologist with 10+ years NHS experience, specialising in surgery for gynaecological cancers and treating conditions like fibroids, PCOS, and endometriosis. Known online as 'The Gynae Geek' (also the title of her first book), she is the author of Dealing with Problem Periods. She holds a PhD from Imperial College London.
Dr Anita Mitra (Gynae Geek)
Alice specialises in evidence-based nutrition, laboratory work and clinical trials. With a strong dedication to the highest standards of science, she translates clinical trial findings into effective solutions for her DITTO community.
Dr Tosin brings over a decade of clinical experience across the NHS and private health sector, with a particular focus in Women’s Health. She has been featured in a number of publications and is an advisory mentor for FemTech Lab.
Dr. Anita Mitra is a gynaecologist with 10+ years NHS experience, specialising in surgery for gynaecological cancers and treating conditions like fibroids, PCOS, and endometriosis. Known online as 'The Gynae Geek' (also the title of her first book), she is the author of Dealing with Problem Periods. She holds a PhD from Imperial College London.