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Book a 30 minute R&D diagnostic

Bring an ingredient, formulation, claim or discovery challenge. Leave with the right question, an evidence path and a next step.

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What the 30 minutes is for

Most R&D conversations stall because the wrong question is being answered. A claim problem gets treated as a formulation problem. A discovery problem gets scoped as a testing problem. The cost of that mistake is measured in quarters, not weeks.

The diagnostic exists to establish which kind of problem you actually have, before anyone writes a proposal.

01

You describe the challenge and where it currently sits.

02

We identify whether it is a discovery, testing, formulation or mechanism question.

03

You get an evidence path: what would need to be shown, and roughly what that takes.

Bring any of these

  • An ingredient you want to understand or substantiate
  • A formulation that is not delivering the claim you need
  • A claim you want to make and cannot yet evidence
  • A discovery brief for an active that does not exist yet
  • A sustainability or regulatory substitution you have to make

Leave with

  • The right question, stated precisely
  • An evidence path: what would need to be shown, and in what order
  • An honest view of feasibility and rough scale of effort
  • A next step, whether or not that involves us

Confidential by default. If you would prefer an NDA in place first, say so when you book and we will arrange it.

Choose a time

Thirty minutes with Dr Olusola (Sola) Idowu, founder of Hexis Lab, and a member of the scientific team where relevant.

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Who you will be speaking to

Hexis Lab runs discovery, laboratory validation and formulation with one team, which is why the diagnostic can span all three rather than routing you to a specialist who only sees part of the problem.

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