BOC Sciences has established an interdisciplinary and multifunctional R&D platform to provide end-to-end solutions for polycaprolactone (PCL) and its microspheres, ranging from material design to injectable formulation development, from process development to quality control. Whether for drug sustained release, cosmetic nutrient release, or dermal filling in the aesthetic field, BOC Sciences offers comprehensive technical support and customized solutions. With our efficient R&D capabilities, stringent quality management system, and leading manufacturing technologies, we help clients gain a competitive edge in their respective fields.
We can synthesize PCL and its copolymers with different molecular weights, end-group structures, and block configurations according to customer requirements, laying a solid foundation for the controllability of subsequent microsphere performance and drug release profiles.
With advanced emulsification systems and particle size grading equipment, we achieve tunable particle sizes in the range of 10–100 microns and precise D90 control, ensuring good injectability and uniform tissue distribution of microspheres to meet clinical standards.
We master various microsphere preparation technologies and can select optimal methods based on the physicochemical properties (hydrophilic or hydrophobic) of active ingredients and target product forms (solid powder, liquid suspension), improving drug loading efficiency and final product stability.
We design microsphere structures and encapsulation strategies tailored to different cosmetic or therapeutic purposes, enabling mechanisms such as tissue stimulation, volume support, or sustained release of active components to meet diversified market demands and product positioning strategies.
We provide process optimization services to transition from laboratory preparation to pilot scale, support technical transfer and equipment matching for client production lines, and assist in the preparation of cGMP-compliant batch samples and registration documentation.
We have established a complete quality testing platform covering key parameters such as particle size, drug release, residual solvents, endotoxins, and biocompatibility, ensuring that PCL microsphere products meet international and regional regulatory standards for global registration and submission.
With advanced R&D equipment, excellent formulation design capabilities, and a rigorous quality management system, BOC Sciences provides customized PCL and microsphere formulation solutions for industries such as medical aesthetics, cosmetics, and biomedicine. Whether as sustained-release carriers for active ingredients, sensory-modulating components, or dermal fillers in medical aesthetics, BOC Sciences delivers scientifically sound and efficient formulation designs. Our PCL microspheres offer excellent biocompatibility and controlled degradability, ensuring the stable release of active ingredients and enhancing both therapeutic efficacy and user experience.
We design specialized PCL microsphere sustained-release carrier formulations for various skincare products such as creams, serums, and facial masks. These formulations can encapsulate highly active ingredients such as vitamins, peptides, coenzyme Q10, dexamethasone, and hyaluronidase regulators for long-term release.
BOC Sciences also provides PCL microsphere formulations aimed at enhancing sensory experiences, especially for foundations, lotions, and exfoliating products. These microsphere formulations ensure stable release of sensory ingredients while improving application comfort, durability, and breathability to provide consumers with a better usage experience.
In the medical aesthetics field, we optimize PCL particle molecular weight, crosslinking degree, and solvent systems based on client needs to ensure PCL dermal fillers possess excellent stability, biocompatibility, and long-lasting effects. Our team can also incorporate bioactive molecules tailored to specific applications to enhance skin repair and regeneration capabilities.
In the biomedical field, BOC Sciences develops PCL microsphere formulations for drug carriers such as vaccine adjuvants and tissue engineering scaffolds. These microspheres can effectively encapsulate vaccine components or growth factors, ensuring their stability and sustained release in the body, thereby improving vaccine immunogenicity or promoting tissue repair.
BOC Sciences possesses advanced technical capabilities in the field of PCL microsphere formulation development. Through precise design and innovative processes, we ensure optimal functionality, stability, and performance for each formulation. Using modern molecular design techniques and leading microsphere preparation technologies, we custom-optimize the structure of PCL and the release characteristics of microspheres based on specific application requirements. From microsphere design and fabrication to injectable formulation development, we provide full technical support throughout all stages, ensuring excellent biocompatibility, drug-loading capacity, and sustained-release performance.
In the early stage of PCL microsphere formulation development, BOC Sciences systematically screens PCL materials for molecular weight, crystallinity, end-group functionality, and copolymerization compatibility with other polymers (such as PLA, PEG, and PLGA) to determine a suitable structural backbone. We can also introduce degradable regulatory monomers or bio-recognition groups to achieve controlled degradation and targeting properties in vivo.
BOC Sciences employs various processes such as solvent evaporation, double emulsion, spray drying, and membrane emulsification. Depending on the target product's particle size distribution, drug loading, and release kinetics, we flexibly select the optimal preparation route. Through parameter control (e.g., stirring speed, emulsifier type, oil-water ratio), we achieve high uniformity and precise particle size control of microspheres.
BOC Sciences supports encapsulation of various active ingredients, including small-molecule whitening agents, antioxidants, peptides, vitamins, and growth factors. We apply diverse drug-loading strategies such as physical embedding, co-dissolution, interfacial adsorption, or layered structures. By leveraging polymer hydrophilic-hydrophobic interactions, we realize controlled-release effects for different drugs.
We focus on evaluating formulation system stability, including microsphere suspension stability, drug retention, particle uniformity, and compatibility with external systems (such as hyaluronic acid matrices, phosphate buffer, and liposome systems). Using thermal cycling, pH stability testing, and mechanical shear simulations, we ensure the physicochemical stability of microspheres during storage, transportation, and clinical application.
BOC Sciences operates a complete GMP-certified production system, providing full-service support from laboratory R&D and pilot-scale development to large-scale GMP production. Our R&D team is dedicated to exploring and developing new formulations and processes to maintain optimal product quality during production. In the pilot development phase, we simulate large-scale production processes through small-batch manufacturing to ensure a seamless transition to GMP production. Additionally, we have a professional quality control team that performs comprehensive testing on each batch of PCL microspheres, including particle size distribution, drug release characteristics, and residual solvents, to guarantee product stability and safety. For technical support, we offer complete production records and reports to assist clients in regulatory registration and help them successfully pass market approvals.
BOC Sciences offers comprehensive quality testing services for PCL microsphere formulations to ensure that each batch meets rigorous performance and quality standards. Our quality assessment system covers both in vitro and in vivo testing, enabling a thorough evaluation of key indicators such as drug release characteristics, biocompatibility, and stability of the microspheres. Through advanced analytical technologies, we provide precise performance characterization and quality evaluation to ensure the product performs efficiently across various applications. From in vitro release tests to in vivo efficacy evaluations, our testing services demonstrate strong advantages in multiple fields. With state-of-the-art instrumentation and scientific workflows, BOC Sciences delivers reliable data support to guarantee the superior performance and long-term stability of PCL microspheres.
Due to their excellent biocompatibility, biodegradability, and controlled drug release properties, PCL and its microspheres are widely applied across various fields. Especially in medical aesthetics, functional cosmetics, biomedicine, and medical devices, PCL microspheres not only serve as effective drug carriers but also provide long-term release of active ingredients, enhancing product efficacy and user experience. Leveraging advanced formulation development technologies, BOC Sciences offers customized PCL microsphere formulation services to meet the strict demands for performance, stability, and biocompatibility across different industries.
Polycaprolactone (PCL) is a synthetic polymer material made from the polymerization of ε-caprolactone monomers and belongs to the aliphatic polyester family. It features excellent biocompatibility and biodegradability and is widely used in medicine, aesthetics, drug delivery, and tissue engineering, making it an environmentally friendly and versatile polymer.
Polycaprolactone is primarily synthesized via ring-opening polymerization of ε-caprolactone, usually in the presence of catalysts such as stannous octoate. This reaction can be conducted under mild conditions, allowing control over the molecular weight, yielding PCL with diverse physical properties for applications in medical devices, controlled-release systems, and more.
Polycaprolactone consists of repeating ε-caprolactone units with the structural formula [–(CH₂)₅COO–]ₙ. It is a linear aliphatic polyester containing ester bonds and long methylene chains in its molecular structure, which grants it excellent flexibility, processability, and controllable degradability—making it suitable for a wide range of biomaterial applications.