Excipient line · Not a cosmetic · Not a drug

An empty Architecture for compounding.
NanoBase™ Rx.

NanoBase™ Rx is the tri-domain NanoBase™ Architecture offered as an empty excipient for pharmacy compounding and pharmaceutical R&D. It contains no active ingredient. A licensed compounding pharmacist or qualified formulator loads the active, sets the strength and is responsible for the finished preparation. Pensive Beauty® Nanoscience Labs supplies the excipient and its documentation only.

At a glance
Category
Excipient Architecture, supplied empty
Users
503A and 503B compounding pharmacies, pharmaceutical R&D
Actives
None. Loaded downstream by a qualified person
Design logic
TDA Logic, the tri-domain successor to HLB design
Size
~185 nm design target
Claims
None. Excipient only
Why an Architecture for compounding

A modern base for the person who loads the active.

Compounding has long relied on conventional emulsion bases and organogels such as PLO, each a single structure. NanoBase™ Rx offers a tri-domain alternative: nanocolloidal, nanoliposomal and nanomicellar domains in one continuous water phase, supplied empty so the pharmacist or formulator decides what goes into it.

Supply

Empty by design

Contains no active. Everything loaded into it is chosen and controlled by the compounding pharmacist or formulator.

Structure

Three domains, one base

Designed so ingredients of different chemistry each have a domain that suits them, placed by TDA Logic.

Alternative

Beyond single-structure bases

Offered for evaluation as an alternative to PLO and other conventional compounding bases.

Responsibility

Yours downstream

The finished preparation, its strength, beyond-use dating and USP 795 and 797 compliance remain with the compounding facility.

NanoBase™ Rx is an excipient. It is not a drug, contains no active ingredient and makes no therapeutic claim. Suitability for any preparation, and all regulatory and clinical responsibility for it, rests with the licensed compounding pharmacist or developing company. Composition, ratios and process are confidential.

How it is supplied

Excipient first, then your protocol.

Step 1

Excipient brief

Request the brief and documents for your facility or R&D programme.

Step 2

Evaluation quantity

The lab supplies an evaluation quantity of the empty excipient with its documentation.

Step 3

Your validation

Your team loads, tests and validates under your own protocols and standards.

Step 4

Ongoing supply

Supply at the volumes your facility needs, quoted per order.

Questions

NanoBase™ Rx, answered.

Is NanoBase™ Rx a drug?

No. It is an empty excipient Architecture. It contains no active ingredient and makes no therapeutic claim.

Who loads the active?

A licensed compounding pharmacist or a qualified formulator in a pharmaceutical R&D setting. They choose the active, set the strength and are responsible for the finished preparation.

Is it a cosmetic?

No. NanoBase™ Rx is offered only as an excipient to compounding and pharmaceutical development. The cosmetic NanoBase™ Architectures (Classic, Luxe and Clinical) are separate products.

Who is responsible for beyond-use dating and compliance?

The compounding facility, under USP 795 and 797 where they apply, or the developing company under its own regulatory framework.

Request the NanoBase™ Rx excipient brief.

Tell the lab about your facility or programme and the preparations you are evaluating. The lab replies the same day.

  • Empty excipient, no active ingredient
  • Documentation for your evaluation
  • Your protocols, your validation
Reach the lab
Send the lab a message Email the lab

team@pensivebeauty.com
508-206-6500
Seffner, Florida

The lab replies the same day, 9 am to 9 pm EST, 7 days a week.