Bitterness
From proteins, botanicals, minerals, vitamins and active ingredients.
Lux studies the difficult base, the desired flavour and the complete prepared product together—reducing distracting taste while protecting the character consumers should notice.

Bitterness is only one part of the challenge. Chalkiness, metallic notes, lingering aftertaste and ingredient-specific character can all change how a flavour is perceived.
From proteins, botanicals, minerals, vitamins and active ingredients.
Dry, powdery or coating sensations that interrupt flavour clarity.
Beany, earthy, cardboard, metallic or ingredient-led sensory interference.
Late-developing bitterness or persistence after the intended flavour has faded.
A masker that removes the chosen flavour is not a successful solution. Lux develops the base correction and flavour profile as one balanced system.
Evaluate onset, intensity, texture, persistence and the specific off-note pattern.
Define the flavour direction and the sensory experience the product should retain.
Develop modulation, sweetness, mouthfeel and flavour as connected layers.
Evaluate the complete serving at intended dosage and preparation conditions.

TasteRight is commercially available in liquid and powder formats for protein powders, functional beverages, wellness products, meal replacements, syrups, suspensions, chewables and sachets.
The suitable approach depends on the active ingredients, dosage, sweetening system, product format and regulatory context.

Bitterness, chalkiness and aftertaste are experienced over time. TasteRight™ is developed to lower the peak and shorten what lingers.
Send the unflavoured base, target serving, flavour direction and benchmark if available.
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