PLLA
PLLA Poly-L-Lactic Acid Powder 365mg PLLA + 5ml Lysozyme
- Material / Composition
- Poly-L-lactic acid; kit includes lysozyme vial
- Volume / Specification
- 365mg PLLA + 5ml Lysozyme
- Package format
- 1 vial 365mg PLLA + 1 vial 5ml Lysozyme
PRODUCT CATEGORY
Product category
Biostimulators
Collagen biostimulators including poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) and calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) for structural rejuvenation, available with OEM and distributor support.
2 Published specifications
6 Key procurement factors
On request Documentation basis
Collagen biostimulators including poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) and calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) for structural rejuvenation, available with OEM and distributor support.
Available specifications
Biostimulators range
CaHA / HAP
FengHAP 30% Calcium Hydroxylapatite Filler 1cc
- Concentration
- 30% CaHA
- Material / Composition
- HA + calcium hydroxylapatite
- Volume / Specification
- 1cc / 1ml
Selection guide
How to choose
- 01
Choose between PLLA and CaHA based on the structural role — PLLA is typically positioned for gradual collagen stimulation, CaHA for immediate structural support with subsequent stimulation.
- 02
Check the active content precisely: PLLA is specified in mg (e.g. 365 mg), CaHA in percentage (e.g. 30%, 10%, 0.5%).
- 03
Confirm whether the product ships as a powder plus diluent or as a ready-to-use gel.
- 04
Verify the reconstitution and dilution protocol is documented before purchase.
Procurement
Key procurement factors
- PLLA vs CaHA category and active concentration
- Powder + diluent vs ready-to-use format
- Reconstitution protocol documentation
- Vial count and package components
- Storage conditions (some formats require controlled temperature)
- Available product documentation
Buyer questions
Biostimulators FAQ
What is the difference between PLLA and CaHA?
PLLA (poly-L-lactic acid) is a synthetic biodegradable polymer supplied as a powder that is reconstituted before use. CaHA (calcium hydroxylapatite) is a mineral-based biostimulator typically supplied as a gel. Both are positioned as collagen biostimulators, but they differ in composition, handling and injection protocol.
Does the ISO quality management certificate cover these products?
The quality management system certificates we publish state a specific manufacturing scope covering cross-linked hyaluronic acid dermal filler gel and medical sodium hyaluronate gel for export. PLLA and CaHA are separate product categories and are not automatically covered by that stated scope.
Can biostimulators be private labelled?
Private label options depend on the specific formulation and packaging. Contact us to confirm what is available for the product and volume you are considering.
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