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NANOLIPOSOMAL VITAMIN C

 NANOLIPOSOME DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR ENHANCED ABSORPTION, STABILITY AND BIOAVAILABILITY

 Composition

Active Ingredients per 2 mL

Vitamin C 250 mg

 Nanoliposomal Vitamin C increases absorption by mimicking cell membranes, enhancing bioavailability, exact targeting, enhanced stability and providing longer activity for peak utilization.

Uses: Suggested for enhancing the health and growth performance of poultry animals. Strengthens the immune system, shields cells from oxidative damage, and assists in disease prevention. Promotes feed intake and help reduce mortality. Moreover, recommended during stressful conditions like vaccination, transportation, and extremes of temperature and humidity.

Directions: Mix one bottle with 1000 L drinking water for 3 – 5 days, as required. Always provide the animals with fresh drinking water.

For use poultry animals. This product is intended for supplemental feeding only. Do not use if product appears to be tampered with or seal is broken. Keep out of reach of children and animals.

Storage Conditions: Store at temperatures between 59-77°F (15-25°C). Keep in a dry place and protect from direct sunlight.

Best Before: 2 years from date of production.

PRODUCT FEATURES

Vitamin C molecules are encapsulated in nanoliposomes, which are nano-sized vesicular lipid bilayer nanocarriers, ensuring safe and effective delivery. In other words, these vesicles encapsulate an aqueous volume within a lipid membrane that has a similar structure to cell membranes. This design ensures maximum Vitamin C affiliation with cell membranes,providing superior bioavailability, protection from degradation, and prolonged utilization for optimal poultry health.

NANOLIPOSOMAL VITAMIN C  DELIVERY SYSTEM IMPROVES:

VITAMIN C UPTAKE INTO CELLS ANS ITS UTILIZATION

GROWTH

FEED INTAKE

FCR (Feed Conversion Ratio)

DISEASE SHIELD

PRODUCTIVITY

IMMUNE FUNCTIONS

MEAT QUALITY

NANOLIPOSOMAL VITAMIN C PROVIDES

KEY FACTS

 A clinical comparison study between non-liposomal and liposomal vitamin C demonstrated that liposomally encapsulated vitamin C has a uniform particle size, a well-organized morphological pattern similar to cell membranes, a larger surface area, and stabilization. This provides highly efficient penetration and absorption resulting in improved bioavailability and efficacy.

On the other hand, Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) is sensitive to light, pH, and heat, and it quickly decomposes when dissolved in water. Nanoliposomal Vitamin C overcomes both in vivo and in vitro stability problems associated with Vitamin C

 As a result, in contrast to traditional Vitamin C supplements, Zoeuticals Nanoliposomal Vitamin C guarantees an astonishing increase in vitamin C absorption within the body, resulting in significantly enhanced bioavailability.

References

 

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