Vitrobio's polymer technology

PolymR: our multi-target
polymer technology.

We combine glycerol with natural polymers to form a film that cleans, protects and retains targeted agents on the treated surface.

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Film-forming glycerol
+ specific polymers

Our technology on video

Understanding the technology
through images.

Discover the principles of our technology through images.

Creating a favourable environment

Supporting the body's natural tissue repair mechanisms.

Capturing agents and mediators

Retaining elements involved in the condition within the film.

A three-step approach

From glycerol to
a multi-target approach.

Three development steps, brought together in one formulation.

Step 01 · The foundation

Choosing glycerol

Glycerol attracts fluids through osmosis and helps maintain a hydrated environment. However, these same fluids gradually dilute it and limit its presence on the surface.

The challenge: preserving its properties while improving resistance to dilution.

Diagram of glycerol on the surface: fluid attraction followed by gradual dilution.
Glycerol alone: useful properties, dilution to control.
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Step 02 · Stabilisation

Creating film-forming glycerol

Selected natural polymers associate with glycerol to stabilise the formulation. This film is more resistant to dilution, extending its presence and helping maintain a favourable environment for cells.

Glycerol + natural polymers
= film-forming glycerol.

Diagram of natural polymers associated with glycerol to stabilise the film above the treated surface.
A stabilised film in contact with the surface.
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Step 03 · Capture

Matching polymers to targets

We add polymers selected to retain different targets depending on the indication: allergens, pro-inflammatory proteins or other local mediators. Their combination underpins our technology's multi-target approach.

Capture takes place within the film, on the treated surface.

Diagram showing polymers capturing agents and mediators within the film, with a barrier effect above the tissues.
Targets retained within the film; a barrier against external contact.
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During use, these functions complement one another. Fluid renewal and gradual elimination of the film then help remove the elements mobilised or retained.

Research & evaluation

A shared platform.
Product-specific evidence.

Our development is supported by formulation research, patents and scientific publications. Performance testing characterises film behaviour and capture capabilities; clinical studies assess benefits and tolerability under defined conditions.

Targets, persistence and results depend on the formulation, application site and use studied. Product pages present the data available for each product.

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