Creative Biolabs-Lipid Based Drug Delivery

Lipid Particulate System-based Drug Delivery

Lipid particulate system of micro or nanosize has been reported as promising drug carriers to achieve the desired targeted controlled efficiency of drugs and has been extensively applied for clinical therapies. With a better pharmaceutical background and well-established lipid-based drug delivery platform, Creative Biolabs is fully competent in assisting global clients with our the best customized products and services.

Background of Lipid Particulate System

Particulate system, also known as the colloidal carrier system, is a class of pharmaceutical carriers for targeted delivery of drugs, which consists of many different types of carriers such as some vesicular systems, micro- and nanoparticles, micro- and nanospheres, lipid particles, polymeric micelles and so forth. Lipid particulate system is one of the novel drug delivery systems based on lipid particulates with a shared structure of a drug containing core and lipids shell. Lipid particulate system is a class of new drug delivery carriers comprising of several kinds of delivery systems, such as lipid nanoparticles, Lipid microparticles, lipospheres and other nanostructured lipid carriers like lipid drug conjugates.

Lipid particulate drug delivery systems have been developed to furnish targeted and controlled release of drugs with variable molecular weight, especially of which micron- and nanometer-sized lipid particulate systems have been demonstrated and confirmed to improve efficacy and stability of drugs.

Fig.1 Different kinds of lipid particulate drug delivery systems. (Creative Biolabs Original)

Features of Lipid Particulate System

Lipid particulate system is a tremendously potential drug delivery system that has focused on growing awareness across the globe for its delivery performance improvement, drug efficacy promote and therapeutic application. These different kinds of lipid particulates may be distinguished in structures, sizes, even drug delivery mechanisms, but they do share some common features especially advantages, such as:

  • Mostly particulate structures with a drug containing core and lipids shell
  • The greater carrying capacity for drugs and higher stability compared with vesicular systems
  • Increase the solubility and bioavailability of poorly soluble drugs
  • Decrease the toxicity and side effects of drugs by altering the biodistribution of the drug away from sensitive organs
  • Achievements in targeted drug controlled release

What We Can Do about Lipid Particulate System?

Over the years’ development, novel lipid particulate formulations are possible to be tailored to meet a wide range of product requirements. As a first-class and the undisputed global leader of drug delivery system, Creative Biolabs can provide various kinds of customized lipid particulate formulations, which include but not limited to:

In addition to lipid-based drug delivery formulations, we are also capable to offer a wide range of drug delivery related services such as delivery systems characterization and validation, sciences as well as applications. What more importantly are customized delivery system services specific for your demands, based on our years of related experience, professional teams and lipid-based drug delivery technology platforms.

For more detailed information, please feel free to contact us or directly send us an inquiry.

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