- Upgrading Basic Extract Quality
Natural raw materials—like herbal extracts, biological components, or refined chemical substances—are often highly sensitive to environmental factors such as moisture, light, or elevated temperatures. This sensitivity can degrade active ingredients prematurely. A “surface modification” process effectively acts as an extra protective layer, preserving the full capacity of each active ingredient. Moreover, once properly coated or modified, these extracts exhibit improved resilience to manufacturing conditions (e.g., heat during pasteurization) and longer shelf life.
- Enhanced Compatibility in Formulations
When developing an extract to be blended with other ingredients or compounds, issues often arise—such as an active ingredient that dissolves only in specific solvents or that precipitates in certain chemical environments. Surface modification upgrades the substance’s ability to disperse and prevents agglomeration. This improvement retains the ingredient’s quality more effectively and yields a stable formulation suitable for commercial release.
- Prolonging Extract Shelf Life
Shelf life is a paramount concern in health, dietary supplement, and cosmetic industries, as consumers expect products to maintain consistent quality over time. Surface modification helps raw materials endure moisture, UV rays, or temperature fluctuations. This reduces the risk of degradation and fosters producer and consumer confidence, minimizing the chance of product recalls.