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 Figure 26: Hydrogel samples with different concentrations after undergoing five consecutive cycles;

 (A) control (without sample), (B) 0.25% of C. asiatica sample fraction, (C) 0.5% of C. asiatica

              Figure 26: Hydrogel samples with different concentrations after undergoing

             sample fraction, and (D) 1.0% of C. asiatica sample fraction
                 five consecutive cycles; (A) control (without sample), (B) 0.25% of
             Figure 26: Hydrogel samples with different concentrations after undergoing five consecutive cycles;
                 C. asiatica sample fraction, (C) 0.5% of C. asiatica sample fraction,
               (A) control (without sample), (B) 0.25% of C. asiatica sample fraction, (C) 0.5% of C. asiatica
                           and (D) 1.0% of C. asiatica sample fraction
                          sample fraction, and (D) 1.0% of C. asiatica sample fraction
 Pre-Commercialisation of Pegaga Serum

                         Pre-Commercialisation of Pegaga Serum
 Regarding its health benefit, especially, for healthy skin, the research on pegaga has extended
             Pre-Commercialisation of Pegaga Serum
                  Regarding its health benefit, especially, for healthy skin, the research on pegaga has extended
             Regarding its health benefit, especially, for healthy skin, the research
 for the development of pegaga-based cosmetic products. The effectiveness of C.
             for the development of pegaga-based cosmetic products. The effectiveness of C. asiatica has been  asiatica has been
             on pegaga has extended for the development of pegaga-based cosmetic
             formulated as a serum preparation, namely Serum X (Figure 27), which was sponsored by Malaysia
             products. The effectiveness of C. asiatica has been formulated as a
 formulated as a serum preparation, namely Serum X (Figure 27), which was sponsored by Malaysia
             Technology Development Cooperation (MTDC) under the commercialisation of R&D Fund (CRDF)
             serum preparation, namely Serum X (Figure 27), which was sponsored
 Technology Development Cooperation (MTDC) under the commercialisation of R&D Fund (CRDF)
             grant scheme with financial aid totalling RM 69,000 for marketing purposes. The product is currently
             by Malaysia Technology Development Cooperation (MTDC) under the
             under market validation by one of the cosmetic companies for further development.
             commercialisation of R&D Fund (CRDF) grant scheme with financial
 grant scheme with financial aid totalling RM 69,000 for marketing purposes. The product is currently

             aid totalling RM 69,000 for marketing purposes. The product is currently
 under market validation by one of the cosmetic companies for further development.
             under market validation by one of the cosmetic companies for further
             development.


                           Figure 27: Serum X on the shelf during market validation





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                     Figure 27: Serum X on the shelf during market validation
               Figure 27: Serum X on the shelf during market validation









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