Educational positioning

Artificial Excipient Free

No artificial flow agents or processing excipients in formula design.

Overview

Artificial excipient–free positioning targets formulation without synthetic flow agents or processing aids commonly flagged by clean-label buyers—while still meeting manufacturability requirements.

Typical documentation flow

High-level pathway Fieldston Wellness uses when aligning claims, suppliers, and buyer evidence—not a substitute for legal or regulatory advice for your jurisdiction.

Excipient inventory

Enumerate all processing aids across manufacturing steps.

Alternate engineering

Prototype blends with acceptable manufacturing windows.

Validation runs

Confirm QA outcomes without banned aids.

Claim packaging

Document definitions for retailer questionnaires.

Frequently asked questions

What counts as an excipient?

Typical examples include certain lubricants, glidants, or coatings. Exact lists depend on buyer definitions and regional pharmacopeia references.

Does removing excipients affect throughput?

It can. Feasibility studies balance clean-label goals with tablet hardness, fill weight, and line speed.