Micronization is a process used to increase the solubility and bioavailability of substances.

Micronization involves reducing the particle size of solids to a finer, more consistent size, typically in the range of 0.1-10 micrometers.

THE POWER OF MICRONIZATION

More Potent. More Bioavailable.

Reducing particle size increases a substance’s surface area relative to its volume, allowing it to dissolve and absorb more efficiently in the body. Smaller, uniform particles also promote more consistent absorption across individuals, improving overall effectiveness. Additionally, micronization enhances solubility, a key factor in optimal absorption.

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Improved Absorption

Many ingredients are poorly soluble in their natural state, but micronization significantly improves solubility, a critical factor in absorption. Smaller particles are more easily absorbed, enhancing bioavailability so lower doses can deliver the same effect. Improved solubility and absorption also allow for a faster onset of action, increasing overall effectiveness.

The Venjenz Difference

Why is Micronization Important?

Most supplements are never fully absorbed—especially for those with digestive issues like IBS or compromised gut health. Larger, non-micronized ingredients can pass through the body before delivering real benefit.

Micronization changes that.

By reducing ingredients to an ultra-fine particle size, Venjenz formulas are designed for superior bioavailability, allowing absorption to begin in the mouth through saliva and reducing dependence on digestion. This advanced process requires specialized equipment and higher manufacturing standards, which is why few companies use it—but we believe it’s essential.

Because ingredients only work if your body can actually absorb them.

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TOXIN & HEAVY METAL REMOVAL

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COMPLETE IMMUNE FORMULA

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ANTI-INFLAMMATORY & JOINT SUPPORT

Frequently Asked Questions

Micronization is a process that reduces particles to a microscopic size, increasing their surface area and improving how efficiently the body can absorb them.

Smaller particles dissolve more easily in the body, allowing a greater percentage of an ingredient to be absorbed and used rather than passing through unused.

An ingredient must dissolve before it can be absorbed; micronization enhances solubility, which directly improves the rate and extent of absorption.

Yes, improved solubility and absorption allow micronized ingredients to take effect more quickly than larger, non-micronized particles.

Because micronization increases bioavailability, smaller doses can often achieve the same effectiveness as higher doses of non-micronized ingredients.