Screen the market
Manual review of a chemicals database found 34 products in scope and 109 more potentially in scope.
A specialty chemicals company that formulates additives wanted more commercial molecules to test across three chemistry classes. Prescouter screened thousands of products and structures, refined the list to 83 compounds with the client and found 11 viable commercial options.
The client is a specialty chemicals company focused on the formulation and manufacture of additives for various applications. Its initial screens were promising, and it wanted more commercial molecules to test in-house.
The client needed commercially available products in three chemistry classes that met structural specifications, such as carbon chain length and functional groups, so it could test them and decide which chemistries should move to the next phase.
Often undisclosed for products.
Varied by class and subclass.
Volumes and regional access.
Manual review of a chemicals database found 34 products in scope and 109 more potentially in scope.
When exact structures mattered, a structure-drawing search surfaced 294 in-scope results.
With the client, we refined the list to 83 compounds and scouted market reports and registration dossiers.
Prescouter identified 11 commercial products and product ranges, made by 8 companies, that can potentially be supplied in substantial volumes with sufficient regional availability. Additional research answered 4 specific questions from the client team, explaining why certain compounds lacked industrially available products.
Products and ranges from 8 companies.
Substantial volumes, regional access.
Why some chemistries lack supply.
A promising molecule only matters if someone can make it at scale. Searching by structure, not just by name, reveals options a catalog search can miss.
Find commercially available chemistries that match your structural specifications and supply needs. Wherever you’re starting from, we’ll help you get there.
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