MICROALGA – MEGA-EFFECT


We are specialist for the production and further development of high-quality algae active ingredients made in Austria. In our in-house developed closed algae cultivation plant we produce natural astaxanthin for applications in the food supplement and cosmetics industry.


The red diamond amongst radical scavengers


Astaxanthin, a carotenoid, is extracted from the microalga Haematococcus pluvialis, which, due to its unique molecular structure, is known as the most powerful naturally occurring antioxi- dant. It is 6,000 times more potent than vitamin C, 770 times more potent than coenzyme Q10 and 100 times more potent than vitamin E. As this microalga has a mega-effect, we call the active ingredient “the red diamond amongst radical scavengers”.


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MORE POWERFUL THAN VITAMIN C*


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MORE POWERFUL THAN COQ10*


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MORE POWERFUL THAN VITAMIN E*


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Trusted Advisory by BDI-BioLife Science


AstaFit®, our branded premium astaxanthin, is a natural active ingredient with numerous benefits for:


• brain health • eye health • cardiovascular health • muscle endurance and recovery • skin health


Located at Ökopark Hartberg, our production plant operates under the strictest quality standards such as FSSC 22000 and HACCP. Green Purity and sus- tainability have become our highest credos. For the B2B market, we offer astaxanthin oleores- ins, bulk HPMC licaps, cold water-soluble powder and frame formulations. As a Trusted Advisor, we support our customers through our extensive competence center, from training by our highly professional biotechnolo- gists and definitions of new framework formu- lations to the realization of the most innovative products and dosage forms.


www.bdi-biolifescience.com


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