Using Website Extracts and Powders for Personal Dietary Supplements
Question
Regarding the extracts and dry powders sold on the website:
- Are these ingredients intended for use in dietary supplements?
- If so, can I purchase them, mix them myself, and encapsulate them for personal consumption?
- Is simply mixing the powders together ("คลุกผงต่างๆ ให้เข้ากัน") sufficient?
- Can substances soluble in fat be mixed together with substances soluble in water in this manner (in powder form)?
- Does the Staff have any additional information not already provided on the website?
Answer
Information Regarding Extracts and Powders for Dietary Supplements
The extracts and dry powders available on the website are indeed ingredients intended for use in various formulations, including dietary supplements.
For personal use, such as mixing and encapsulating them for consumption, this is possible. However, it is crucial to have a thorough understanding of each ingredient, its appropriate dosage, and safety considerations for consumption. We strongly recommend carefully studying the information provided for each specific ingredient.
Regarding the mixing of fat-soluble and water-soluble substances in powder form, simply mixing them together may lead to uneven distribution. Achieving a completely homogeneous and stable blend, especially for encapsulation, might require more than just simple stirring. You might need to consider using specific mixing techniques or incorporating excipients (like dispersing agents or fillers) to ensure the mixture is uniform.
Most detailed information about the products is available in their descriptions on the website. For complex formulation development or specific health-related advice, it is advisable to consult with specialized experts.
