Lifting Medical Grade PLA for Sustained Release Injectables Tissue Engineering Scaffolds

Customization: Available
CAS No.: 33135-50-1
Molecular Principal Chain: Carbon Chain Polymer

Product Description

Basic Information

Model NO.:PLLA-M
Color:White
Form:White Powder
MOQ:100g
Express Delivery:FedEx/DHL/Air
Shelf Life:2 Years
Application:Implants/Dermal Filler/Cosmetics
Grade:Medical Grade
Certificate:ISO9001/ISO13485
Storage:Below 25 Degrees
Purity:99%
Origin:China
HS Code:3907700000
Production Capacity:5kg/Month

Product Description

Poly (L-lactic acid) is a bioabsorbable degradable material with excellent bioabsorbability and biocompatibility. The degradation process of polylactic acid in vivo occurs in two stages: first, the lactic acid monomer is hydrolyzed; second, it is transformed into pyruvate via lactic acid dehydrogenase, eventually entering the mitochondria to be fully oxidized into carbon dioxide and water.
PLLA Product Details
Products derived from polylactic acid are metabolized and eliminated from the body without harmful side effects, making them ideal for medical applications including disposable transfusion equipment, surgical sutures, tissue engineering scaffolds, bone fixation materials, injection microcapsules, and dermal fillers.
Chemical & Physical Properties
Molecular Formula (C6H8O4)n
Chemical Name Poly(L-lactide), Poly(L-lactic acid), L-polylactide
CAS Registry Number 33135-50-1
Item Test Method Specification
Appearance Visual White, pale yellow powder
Inherent Viscosity Ubbelohde Viscometer 0.30 - 3.50 dl/g
Residual Solvent Gas Chromatography ≤ 0.5%
Heavy Metal / Sulfated Ash Chemical Reagent ≤10 ppm / ≤0.1%

Product Catalogue

Model IV Range (dl/g) Mw Range (Ten Thousand)
PL-050.30-0.751.2-4.5
PL-100.75-1.254.5-9.5
PL-151.25-1.759.5-19.5
PL-201.75-2.2519.5-28.5
PL-252.25-2.7528.5-40.5

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is PLLA?
PLLA (Poly-L-lactic acid) is a biodegradable, thermoplastic, aliphatic polyester derived from renewable resources, widely used in medical implants and dermal fillers.
How does PLLA degrade in the human body?
It degrades through hydrolysis into lactic acid monomers, which are then metabolized into carbon dioxide and water and naturally excreted.
What are the primary medical applications?
It is commonly used for absorbable surgical sutures, tissue engineering scaffolds, orthopedic repair materials, and sustained-release drug delivery.
What is the shelf life and storage condition?
The shelf life is at least 2 years when stored in original packaging at low temperatures (2-8°C) and kept below 25°C generally.
Is the material certified for medical use?
Yes, our PLLA is medical grade and manufactured under ISO9001 and ISO13485 certifications.
Can you provide specific viscosity ranges?
We offer multiple models (PL-05 to PL-25) with inherent viscosity ranging from 0.30 to 3.50 dl/g to suit different application needs.

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