What Is Porphyridium Conditioned Media?
What Is Porphyridium Conditioned Media?
Porphyridium conditioned media is a sea-water-based solution produced during the cultivation of Porphyridium microalgae. It contains naturally occurring compounds released by the algae into the surrounding media during growth.
What does “conditioned media” mean?
Conditioned media refers to a liquid growth medium that has been used to culture cells or organisms and therefore contains dissolved biological byproducts. In the case of Porphyridium, this includes water-soluble compounds associated with hydration and barrier support.
Why Porphyridium?
Porphyridium is a red microalga that has been widely studied for its extracellular polysaccharides. These compounds are known for their water-binding properties and are commonly researched in skin-care and biomedical contexts.
How Porphose uses Porphyridium conditioned media
Porphose incorporates Porphyridium conditioned media as a non-drug component of its eczema relief spray formulation. It is included to support skin hydration and comfort alongside the FDA-recognized active ingredient, colloidal oatmeal.
