What Is Lyophilization? The FDA Definition, Explained
Lyophilization is a process that removes water from a product by freezing it under a vacuum, forcing ice to sublimate directly into vapor without entering a liquid phase. Following the FDA-defined cycle of freezing, primary sublimation, and secondary desorption ensures the integrity of high-value extracts or harvests. Professional-grade equipment like The Original Resinator systems facilitates this precise, multi-stage workflow.
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