Particle Engineering for Stability
Dynamic powder engineering is used to support consistent quality, solubility, and ingredient protection through production, storage, and use.
GIH uses Tesseract-powered ingredient technologies to help wellness brands build products with stronger formulation stories, better consumer experience, and more defensible differentiation.
Many ingredients are difficult to formulate because of taste, odor, stability, solubility, dose size, or absorption limitations. Tesseract’s platform is built to help solve those practical commercialization barriers.
Dynamic powder engineering is used to support consistent quality, solubility, and ingredient protection through production, storage, and use.
CyLoc® uses a food-grade cyclodextrin matrix to help protect active ingredients and prepare them for more controlled delivery through the digestive tract.
DexKey® is positioned as the release component that helps unlock protected nutrients at targeted points in the intestinal tract.
The delivery system is designed to support more efficient release and absorption, helping brands tell a stronger science-backed formulation story.
Encapsulation can help reduce taste and smell barriers that often make otherwise promising ingredients difficult for consumers to use consistently.
Better delivery can support smaller, more elegant serving formats — fewer capsules, better gummies, cleaner powders, or more consumer-friendly daily rituals.
GIH works with brands that need a formulation advantage they can explain to customers, retailers, practitioners, and investors. Tesseract-powered ingredient systems help create that advantage by connecting ingredient choice to delivery, stability, palatability, and product experience.
That matters because modern supplement brands do not win only on “what is inside.” They win when the formula has a clear reason to believe, a consumer-friendly format, and a product story that feels different from commodity private label.
Tesseract’s public innovation suite highlights advanced ingredient applications such as ButyratePro™, CapraMax™ Sodium Caprate, and GlutathionePro™. GIH uses this type of technology thinking to help brands evaluate what can become commercially meaningful.
Delivery and palatability can make difficult gut-health ingredients more realistic for consumer products.
Advanced delivery systems can support formulation strategies for nutrients that need more careful absorption planning.
Protected ingredient forms can help brands build more premium narratives around stability and delivery.
Technology-led ingredients can be matched to the right format instead of forcing every idea into a generic capsule.