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Drone Technology in skin care
What the what is this? I’ve read articles describing peptides taking a certain pathway to targeted cells via drone technology and now I feel like I’m formulating in the 1800’s. Where do they get this?
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Can you offer a link to the drone stuff?
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PhilGeis said:Can you offer a link to the drone stuff?It’s a marketing term with no real scientific basis. Back in 2018, a line started using this “terminology” to describe the delivery of actives with nanomaterials and liposomes. GlyMed uses the marketing also.
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Infinitec also touts “drone” delivery technology for peptides that they claim can target specific cell types. It’s basically encapsulated actives in a shell of PVP and Lactic/Glycolic Copolymer.
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Thanks! I knew they were tying it to encapsulation. But what a stretch. Waiting for replicator nano bots to hit the market….
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Rockstargirl said:
…Waiting for replicator nano bots…You don’t have to wait, just go ‘free from preservatives’ and you’ll have a self-replicating cosmetic formulation which highly selectively activates certain cell types in your skin :smiley: !
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Pharma said:Rockstargirl said:…Waiting for replicator nano bots…
You don’t have to wait, just go ‘free from preservatives’ and you’ll have a self-replicating cosmetic formulation which highly selectively activates certain cell types in your skin :smiley: !
bahahah
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