Melts has filed an initial patent application for a new way to improve the absorption of oral dissolvable strips.
The application covers a system for biofilm disruption technology, designed to help the body absorb amino acids, vitamins and other nutrients more effectively.
Many supplements, including competitors' dissolvable strips, struggle to absorb well, even when taken by mouth.
The natural barrier inside the mouth, called oral biofilm, can prevent key nutrients from reaching their intended destination.
Even current dissolvable strips melt quickly, but still face this limitation.
This is why some nutrients have traditionally required injections or lose potency during digestion.
Melts' newly patented system is designed to address this problem directly.
The technology blends several naturally-derived components that help gently open the oral barrier so nutrients can be absorbed more easily.
It also uses a protective ingredient system to help sensitive compounds dissolve and stay stable.
Combined with products such as the Melts fast-dissolving strips, active ingredients can enter the bloodstream more quickly without needles or digestive breakdown.
Each strip dissolves in 60 to 90 seconds, with absorption beginning in the first 30 seconds.
This helps the body take in nutrients directly through the mouth, offering the following benefits:
- Faster effects,
- Better absorption,
- A simple water-free experience.
The system can support many types of supplements, minerals, amino acids and other supplements and fits easily into everyday routines.
"Submitting this patent application is a major milestone for Melts," said Sam Bregman, co-founder of Melts.
"It reflects our continued commitment to real science to make wellness more effective and more accessible."
This patent application supports a broad platform that Melts will use across future products, whether for focus, sleep, recovery, beauty, or general wellness.
It gives the brand new ways to combine powerful ingredients with advanced delivery methods that traditional formats cannot match.