- Active
- Ferric pyrophosphate
Format: Phospholipid-Based Powder Release: Immediate / non-modified
Vezicle™ Liposomal Ferric Pyrophosphate is a phospholipid-based ferric pyrophosphate powder for professiona...
Minerals & Trace Elements — 5 ingredients
Product code NG-PEL-007
PelleTune™ Iron Bisglycinate Taste-Masked IR Pellets 75% w/w
- Active
- Ferrous bisglycinate
- Assay / loading
- 75% w/w ferrous bisglycinate
Format: Taste-Masked and Interaction-Protected IR Pellet Release: Taste-masked immediate release
Single-active taste-masked and interaction-protected ir pellet designed for metallic taste and direct conta...
Product code NG-PEL-008
PelleTune™ Potassium Chloride Taste-Masked IR Pellets 85% w/w
- Active
- Potassium chloride
- Assay / loading
- 85% w/w potassium chloride
Format: Taste-Masked IR Pellet Release: Taste-masked immediate release
Single-active taste-masked ir pellet designed for strong bitterness and metallic taste with immediate gastr...
Product code NG-MIC-011
Kapsyra™ Microencapsulated Ferrous Bisglycinate
- Active
- Ferrous bisglycinate
Format: Microencapsulated Powder Release: Immediate / non-modified
Single-active microencapsulated powder designed for metallic taste and direct interaction with flavours and...
Product code NG-MIC-012
Kapsyra™ Microencapsulated Ferric Pyrophosphate
- Active
- Ferric pyrophosphate
Format: Microencapsulated Powder Release: Immediate / non-modified
Single-active microencapsulated powder designed for metallic taste, colour impact, dispersibility and matri...
Technical selection guide
How to select mineral and trace-element ingredient formats
Mineral ingredients may introduce metallic or bitter sensory characteristics and can interact directly with other formulation components. This collection presents liposomal, microencapsulated and pellet options for different technical objectives.
Which mineral formulation problem should be prioritised?
Prioritise the actual requirement: taste masking, reduced direct ingredient contact, dispersion, handling or compatibility within a multi-ingredient blend.
The appropriate format depends on dose, dosage form, accompanying actives, moisture exposure and processing. No platform should be assumed to solve every mineral-formulation problem.
How should the available formats be compared?
Compare mineral form, active loading, carrier or coating system, release behaviour, sensory evidence and the relevant physical specifications.
Taste-masked pellets retain immediate release unless otherwise stated. Microencapsulation and liposomal delivery have separate evidence requirements and should be assessed from their controlled product documents.
What must be confirmed before use?
Confirm assay, specification, batch conformity, allergen and GMO status, contaminant limits and regulatory suitability for the intended market.
Finished-product compatibility, permitted dose, labelling and claims remain the customer’s responsibility.