Current certification · Zebrafish model
Melanin signal inhibition
The tested sample significantly inhibited melanin signal intensity in the zebrafish head under the experimental conditions.
LYCOTIQUE® / RESEARCH
Phytoene and phytofluene in white tomato ingredients.
Understand phytoene, phytofluene, total natural tomato carotenoid content and the analytical information needed for ingredient qualification.
PRODUCT EFFICACY CERTIFICATES
Verified by Zebrafish.
English certificates issued by Hunter Biotech for Lycotique® Concentrated White Tomato Powder.
Current certification · Zebrafish model
ROS fluorescence reduction
The tested sample significantly reduced ROS fluorescence in zebrafish under the experimental conditions, described in the certificate as an anti-photoaging effect in that model.
These certificates concern the submitted concentrated white tomato powder sample and zebrafish experiments. They do not establish human clinical efficacy or applicability to every Lycotique grade. Request the supporting report and confirm the scope for your selected product.
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Understand the ingredient profile.
Lycotique® is HETCHYN’s white tomato ingredient brand. The range contains natural tomato carotenoids, including phytoene and phytofluene, and is offered in three formats for different formulation systems.
For ingredient qualification, distinguish the botanical source, detectable constituents and total carotenoid specification. Each describes a different part of the product profile.
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READING THE TERMINOLOGY
Three terms to keep distinct.
- White tomato ingredients
- Lycotique ingredients are sourced from specially cultivated white tomatoes and supplied as freeze-dried powder, extract oil or starch beadlets.
- Phytoene + phytofluene
- These are natural tomato carotenoids. Lycotique’s defining powder feature is the detectability of both constituents. Detectability and constituent quantity answer different analytical questions.
- Total natural tomato carotenoid content
- This is the content basis used in the catalogue. For example, 0.5% equals 5 mg/g of total natural tomato carotenoids. It does not disclose the amounts or ratio of individual constituents.
ANALYTICAL REVIEW
What to request before qualification.
01
Identify the grade
Start with the product code, ingredient format and production route. Specifications and carrier systems are reviewed for that exact grade.
02
Review the method
Request the analytical information for phytoene and phytofluene in white tomato powder. Check how the constituents are identified and how results are reported.
03
Match the batch
Review the current specification and the selected batch COA together. A batch result describes the stated batch; it is not a substitute for the release specification.
Finished-product performance and market-specific claims require a review of the actual formulation and supporting evidence.
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