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Home > Pharmaceutical & Nutraceutical

Pharmaceutical & Nutraceutical

ultrasonic processing for pharmaceutical applications - nanoemulsions, liposomes, nanocrystallization
  • Manufacture uniform nanocrystals, nanoemulsions, and liposomes on laboratory, bench and industrial scales.
  • Greatly increase the bioavailability and accelerate the onset of action of hydrophobic bioactive compounds.
  • Extract active pharmaceutical ingredients from biomass by efficient cell disruption (lysis).

Overview

Up to 40% of currently available bioactive substances and up to 70% of those under investigation by the pharmaceutical industry exhibit poor water solubility, resulting in low bioavailability and a delayed onset of action. Drug delivery platforms based on nanocarriers, such as nanocrystals, nanoemulsions, and liposomes, are very effective at overcoming these limitations. Industrial Sonomechanics® laboratory, bench, and industrial ultrasonic liquid processors provide a simple and effective means of producing uniform nanoparticles by exposing materials to high-intensity ultrasonic cavitation and the extremely strong shear forces it generates. These forces are also essential to the process of cell disruption (lysis), which is an important step in the extraction of pharmaceutical agents (e.g., recombinant proteins, medicinal oils, other bioactive substances) from yeast, bacterial and plant cells.

With Industrial Sonomechanics® patented Barbell Horn® Ultrasonic Technology (BHUT), these processes can be easily implemented at any scale of operation, guaranteeing reproducible and predictable high-quality results.
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Case Studies & Application Reports

Ultrasonic Disruption of Yeast Cells
CASE STUDY
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Scaling Up the Production of a Nanoemulsion with BHUT
CASE STUDY
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Ultrasonic Nanocrystallization of Nifedipine
CASE STUDY
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Drug Carrier Liposomes and Nanoemulsions
APPLICATION REPORT
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Blog Posts

Alexey Peshkovsky speaking at Wonderland Miami 2022
11/01/22

ISM Will Be Participating in 2022 Wonderland Event in Miami, FL

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Dr. Alexey Peshkovsky to present at The Delta 8 + Conversions Expo in Partnership with The CBD Expo
10/21/22

ISM Will Be Exhibiting at the 2022 MJBizCon in Las Vegas

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Dr. Alexey Peshkovsky to present at The Delta 8 + Conversions Expo in Partnership with The CBD Expo
09/29/22

ISM Will Be Presenting at The Delta 8 Expo in Orlando, FL

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Customer Testimonials

Dominic Notter, Matrix of Life

“ISM supplied us with their industrial-scale ultrasonic processor, ISP-3000, which we have been using to make nutraceutical and cosmetic products, as well as for essential oil extraction and several similar applications for over a year. With this processor, the efficiency of plant oil extraction, emulsification and solids’ dispersion is superb, enabling us to make products comprising dozens of different oils, solid powders and water. The products seem to remain permanently stable and have many other enhanced properties: our customers consistently report superior taste, texture and overall performance.”
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Videos

  • ISM’s Barbell Horn Ultrasonic Technology Introduction and How We Scale Up
  • Translucent Nanoemulsion Produced with LSP-600 and BSP-1200 in the Batch Mode
  • Making a Translucent Nanoemulsion with ISP-3000 in the Flow-Through Mode
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Ebooks

  • MAKING STABLE EMULSIONS: A Guide to Formulation and Processing Conditions Optimization
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FAQs

  • ULTRASONIC EMULSIFICATION: Frequently Asked Questions
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Presentations

  • High-Intensity Ultrasonic Liquid Processing
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  • Drug Nano-Milling by Scalable High-Amplitude Ultrasound
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  • Continuous Industrial-Scale Processing of Liquids by High-Amplitude Ultrasound
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  • Manufacture of Nanoemulsions: The Scale-up Perspective
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  • Cell Disruption by High-Intensity Ultrasound
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