Innovation

Formulation and Innovation

Formulation with a Clear Purpose

Formulation, done properly, starts with a question: what does this product need to do, and what does it actually take to do that honestly? From there we choose ingredients we can identify, quantify and explain.

Explore the Range

The Questions Behind the Product

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What is the intended role of the formula?
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Are the ingredients clearly identified?
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Does the format fit the intended use?
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Is the information clear for the person and the professional?

Our Approach

Five Areas of Consideration

Formulation

Consider ingredient identity, quantity and the purpose of the combination.

Product Format

Consider how the formula is measured, handled and used.

Daily Use

Consider practical directions, storage and the information a person needs before use.

Packaging

Make product identity and instructions clear, with room for the required local information.

Professional Insight

Bring questions from pharmacies and distribution partners into product discussions.

Precision Is a Continuing Responsibility

We remain open to better information, clearer explanations and more useful product presentations. That is how we approach the development of the REGENERAVITA range.

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Product Formats

A Considered Range of Formats

Every REGENERAVITA format — capsule, tablet, sachet, liquid or topical — is chosen to fit the formula, not the other way around. Explore the range, then ask what's available and documented for your market.

Liquid Sachets and Sticks

Individual liquid presentations with a declared serving volume.

Range examples: Immuno Hero; Calmogastrix Elixir.

Powder Sachets

Individual sachets containing a measured quantity of powder. Follow the preparation directions for the selected product.

Range examples: Androfix; Calcofix; Carnitine Q10; Chondrofix; Enerfix Plus; Flebocap 30 Sachets; Flogofix; Retilen; Satierel; Tendofix.

Capsules and Gastro-Resistant Capsules

Capsule presentations across the range, including a separately identified gastro-resistant format.

Range examples: Maculen; Mioegle; Oracle; Propolifix Plus; Prostafix Forte; Silifix Plus; Promise Elixir.

Tablets

Tablet presentations with product-specific composition and directions.

Range examples: Biogynostem; Bro Bio; Nevral Stop; Bromocell Elixir.

Blister Packaging

A packaging format that presents individual tablets or capsules in separate pockets.

Ask about the approved presentation for your chosen product.

Bottles and Softgels

Bottle and softgel presentations within the range. Confirm the exact pack for the product and market.

Range examples: Tristerol.

Oral Liquids

Measured liquid presentations with product-specific serving instructions.

Range examples: Goladol.

Oral Drops

Dropper presentations for oral use. Always check the product’s directions and serving measure.

Range examples: Sedafix AD.

Topical Gels and Emulgels

External-use presentations for the skin and massage. Follow the directions for the selected product.

Range examples: Agrimon Gel; Flebocap Emulgel; Myalgo Emulgel.

Suppositories

A distinct local-use presentation with its own instructions and product classification.

Range examples: Rectofix.

The Range at a Glance

Capsules, tablets, sachets and liquids sit alongside dedicated topical and local-use presentations.