Naturin Natural Products Ltd.
| Business category 1 | Lace |
| City ( of main office ) | İzmir, TR, Turkey |
| Address | 9 Eylul mah. 342 sok. 6 / 2. Gaziemir |
| Phones | 90-232-2525774 |
| Fax | 90-232-2526044 |
| Web site | www.naturin.com.tr |
| About | OUR STANDARDS ECOLOGICAL Natural products of Naturin are prepared and derived under natural and controlled production conditions in compliance with the criteria of organic agriculture. They are produced under special and controlled conditions from plants not originating from genetically modified seeds but grown in places of high altitude where chemical fertilizers and agricultural pesticides are not used and away from settlements and motorways ECONOMICAL Natural products of Naturin are prepared in packages of 100, 200 grams, unlike the teas available in the market in 20, 30 gr packages, and from the parts of plants where the active ingredients of drug are intensely available. TECHNOLOGICAL The plants used in the natural products of Naturin are selected, filtered and ground with special methods and then passed through metal detectors. Any possible metal, even in particle size, is considered and separated immediately. ADDITIVE FREE Natural products of Naturin do not include any additive materials used for any reason such as extending the shelf life of drug or ensuring its stability. RADIATION FREE BIO-STERILIZATION The plants used for producing the drug do not undergo any chemical application and therefore they carry the eggs of any kind of pests. Such larva on the plants revives if finds suitable setting even when the plant is dry and so the drug may be infested by insects. Natural products of Naturin are sterilized by means of shock vapor and vacuuming technique, the food sterilization method applied by developed countries in the world, without incurring any physical and chemical changes. Unfortunately, some of the brands are still being sterilized with gamma rays, and the food materials sterilized using this method bear radiation. OPTIMUM BIOAVAILABILITY The plants contain many essential oils and various active ingredients ensuring the desired effect. Such essential oils and active ingredients interact with air; thus the effectiveness of plant is decreased day by day and even its effectiveness may be lost completely in a short time. Even a drug that is stored under suitable conditions can preserve its effectiveness for a period of maximum one year. Natural products of Naturin are presented to you in conservative boxes that are lac coated inside in compliance with the food regulations and that blocks contact with the ambient totally after sterilization. Thus, the effectiveness of plant present on the first day is preserved until the expiry day attached on the box. And its shelf life is not for one year but two years. STABILITY TESTS For the stability of natural products of Naturin, activities are performed by the specialized personnel and using adequate technical equipment of Naturin as well as jointly with related departments of Universities. ADVANCED RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT COLLABORATION WITH AEGEAN UNIVERSITY ARGEFAR UNIT (Drug Development and Pharmacokinetics Research and Application Center) Naturin works day and night to provide you with better service and products with its Research and Development department and its valuable researchers. Our company Naturin Natural Products Ltd. initiated a project on Development of Standardization and Quality Control Methods in July 2008 and continues it in line with national and international guidelines and regulations with regards to its products prepared from St. Johns Wort, Milk Thistle, Rosemary and Valerian within the framework of its protocol signed with Ege University Drug Development and Pharmacokinetics Research & Application Center (ARGEFAR) under the importance attached on Research and Development and University-Industry collaboration. It is scheduled to continue this project that was initiated with the aforementioned four plants by expanding its scope in the following terms for the entire range of products of Naturin. |
| Date | 2011 Oct 29, 15:10 |