Capsules

Benefits of Capsule Products

During preclinical trials on research subjects, the following potential benefits were observed:

• Capsules allow for precise control and can be used in controlled experiments.
• They avoid the unpleasant smell or taste of ingredients.
• They are easily administered to non-human research models in clinical trials.
• Capsules can be carried a long distance.
• The container/capsule helps protect the active ingredient from moisture, air, and external damage.
• The capsules minimize the risks of contamination.
• Capsules may help prevent the premature breakdown of the active ingredient.

Administrative Method of Capsules in Clinical Trials

In preclinical studies, the following method of capsule administration was prominently followed:

• Capsules were administered orally and remained intact during administration in preclinical trials.
• Combining the capsules with a glass of water facilitated easy absorption in preclinical studies.
• Co-administration with foods depends on research protocols, settings, and objectives.

Disclaimer: Our capsule products are intended for research and laboratory use only. They are not FDA-approved or WADA-approved; therefore, we do not permit their use for human consumption

Frequently Asked Questions

What are capsules and tablets?

Capsules are powder inside an enclosed container for precise and controlled dosing. In contrast, tablets are a solid compressed form of the active ingredient. They are either flat, small, or oval in shape.

Can researchers open capsules and take them in clinical trials?

No, it is prohibited to open capsules and then take the powder inside during clinical trials.

Which type of capsule is best?

Researchers have preferred gelatin capsules because they have shown higher dissolution and bioavailability properties in research settings.

What is the best place to buy capsule products online?

The best place to buy capsule products, such as SARMs and peptides, online is BehemothLabz. At BehemothLabz, we offer reasonable prices for all our capsule products, ensuring uncompromising quality.

How long does it take for a capsule to dissolve in research subjects in the trials?

In preclinical research studies, capsule dissolution was typically observed within 20 to 30 minutes. However, this time may vary depending on the health and metabolic rate of the subjects.