StabiCaps™
For stable softgels
StabiCaps™ is a specialized gelatin solution engineered to stabilize softgels by minimizing cross-linking, even with reactive fills.
Softgels are among the fastest-growing dosage formats across healthcare. Producing them can be challenging, with cross-linking impairing shell stability. Coming with optimal physicochemical characteristics, StabiCaps is the proven solution for more stable softgels. This patented gelatin solution helps to limit cross-linking, enabling the formulation of robust, long-lasting pharmaceutical and nutraceutical softgels, even with reactive fillings.
Softgels are among the fastest-growing dosage formats across healthcare. Producing them can be challenging, with cross-linking impairing shell stability. Coming with optimal physicochemical characteristics, StabiCaps is the proven solution for more stable softgels. This patented gelatin solution helps to limit cross-linking, enabling the formulation of robust, long-lasting pharmaceutical and nutraceutical softgels, even with reactive fillings.
Benefits
StabiCaps™ excels on three main fronts
Optimized production
Shorter maturation and drying time.
Stable softgels
Full protection of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), with optimal behavior in the presence of cross-linkers.
Elevated portfolio
Optimal shell stability, shelf-life, dissolution, and API release.
Resources
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Innovation
A patented solution
The patent has been granted by the European Patent Office (EPO). Rousselot has validated the patent in the following European countries: Belgium, Germany, France, Italy, Great Britain, The Netherlands, Norway and Spain. The reference to the granted patent in the European countries is EP3487486B1 • Priority Date: 22 July 2016 • Date of publication of granted in Europe: Feb 9, 2022.
The patent has been issued (granted) by the US Patent and Trademark Office. The reference to the granted patent in the US is US11795489B2 • Priority Date: 22 July 2016 • Date of publication of granted patent: Oct 24, 2023.