Science & Technology

Our Science Advantage: Plant Based Plasma, Plant Based Exosomes, NANOMATRIX™ 100nm Technology & LipiMatrix NLC Technology.*

At SRIDA, we go beyond conventional Ayurveda, Nutraceuticals & Cosmetics. We craft our formulations with the Plant Based Plasma Concept - the purest, most potent essence of botanicals, transformed through advanced science into Plant Based Exosomes.

Our Nano Technology Blended, Nano Particle Size 100nm, Encapsulated Delivery System using Plant Based Exosomes is designed to support enhanced bioavailability and better absorption of our premium botanicals in Ayurveda, Nutraceuticals & Cosmetics.

TECHNOLOGY 1 - For Oral Use: NANOMATRIX™ 100nm Technology

For Nutraceuticals & Oral Care – Internal Ayurvedic & Nutraceutical Preparations.

Step 1: Extract Plant Based Plasma from Ayurvedic & Nutraceutical botanicals.

Step 2: Convert into Plant Based Exosomes + NANOMATRIX™ 100nm nano particles.

Step 3: Encapsulated delivery system designed to support enhanced bioavailability and better absorption within the body.

TECHNOLOGY 2

For External Use: LipiMatrix NLC Technology
For Cosmetics & Ayurvedic Beauty – Creams, Gel, Lotion, Serums, Face Wash and other external preparations.

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