Film Matrix
Polymer system, thickness, flexibility and handling characteristics scoped to the project.
Custom Orally Disintegrating Film
Custom orally disintegrating film
Thin format.
Serious formulation work.
A thin film designed to dissolve on the tongue without water or swallowing. Develop private-label ODF concepts around film dimensions, active-ingredient brief, flavor, dissolution behavior, individual sachets and destination-market requirements.
What is an ODF?
A thin single-dose film.
No water required.
Orally disintegrating film is designed to dissolve on the tongue. The film matrix, ingredient loading, taste masking and moisture barrier are developed as one system.
01 / OPENOpen the individual barrier sachet.
02 / REMOVEHandle the thin film as directed.
03 / PLACEPosition the film on the tongue.
04 / DISSOLVEThe film disintegrates without water.
Development platform
Customize the film,
not just the sachet.
ODF performance depends on the complete system: polymer base, ingredient compatibility, thickness, moisture, taste masking, drying and packaging barrier.
Ingredient Brief
Compatibility and loading feasibility reviewed against the target film format and market.
Taste & Mouthfeel
Flavor direction, sweetness, cooling and taste-masking strategy developed during sampling.
Unit Packaging
Single-dose sachet direction, barrier requirements and private-label artwork coordination.
Critical specifications
What we define
before production.
Dimensions and thickness
Film size and thickness influence handling, ingredient capacity and user experience.
Dissolution target
A project-specific dissolution profile is evaluated during prototype and sample review.
Ingredient compatibility
The active and supporting ingredients must remain compatible with the film matrix and process.
Moisture and barrier control
Individual packaging is designed around stability, handling and the intended shelf-life program.
Flavor and taste masking
Flavor work is treated as a technical layer, especially where the ingredient system has a strong profile.
Claims and market review
Labeling and claims must be assessed for the intended destination market before launch.
ODF roadmap
From feasibility
to sealed unit dose.
Project brief
Ingredient, audience, market, format and volume.
Compatibility review
Film-matrix and ingredient feasibility assessment.
Prototype
Film casting, thickness and flavor development.
Sample review
Dissolution, mouthfeel, handling and revision.
Pilot & stability
Process validation and packaging-barrier checks.
Production
Unit packing, batch release and shipment.