Welcome to Omeigo Technical Consulting
Unlock Product Performance with a Materials Science Approach
Whether you are:
💡 A start-up deciding which materials or ingredients will give your product a competitive edge
💡A formulator striving for consistent behaviour in your recipe/formulation during scale-up
💡Or a manufacturer troubleshooting a product that is suddenly underperforming
The solution lies in understanding how your materials behave - and why.
Every Product...
is made from raw materials or ingredients that need to work in a particular way, under specific processing conditions.
We help you find solutions by asking the right questions:
💡Are you using the best starting materials for your goals?
💡Are they in the right physical or chemical format to do their job?
💡How do they interact and transform during processing?
💡Will they provide your product with the properties you want during use?
The Materials Science Approach...
gives you a powerful lens for product development, scale-up, and manufacturing troubleshooting. It helps you:
💡Design smarter from the outset
💡Build robustness into your process
💡And achieve consistent, reliable product quality at scale
From making ceramics tougher, to improving the mouthfeel of an ice cream, to ensuring tablet dissolution meets pharmacopeial standards - our approach is about making every component count.
What Our Customers Say
Don Smith
Inventor & Co-Founder
“From the outset, Paul has proved himself invaluable in the development of our innovative inhaler device. Whilst his materials science knowledge is outstanding, it’s how he applies it th...
Lisa McMyn
CEO & Co-Founder
“Paul's customised approach addressed our specific needs in materials analysis and selection for our product.”
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Omeigo Technical Consulting Ltd
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