Preview. The data shown is representative and illustrates TotalPlanta's traceability platform.
You are holding a sample of TotalPlanta's first product, a Spilanthes acmella The botanical name for jambu, an Amazonian flowering plant used in traditional medicine. oral spray. This page traces its path from an Amazonian flower to a standardized therapeutic, the way every TotalPlanta product will be traceable once in market.
Five stages. Fully documented. Open by design.
Stage 01 · Origin
Spilanthes acmella, known locally as jambu, is native to the Amazon basin and grown in Para, Brazil. Our material comes from identity-confirmed flowers raised under regenerative cultivation, with sourcing structured under Brazil's access and benefit-sharing A legal framework that shares the benefits of using a country's native plants with the communities and nation they come from. framework.
Origin
Para, Brazil
Cultivar
Identity-confirmed Spilanthes acmella
Cultivation
Regenerative, cooperative-grown
Sourcing basis
Access and benefit-sharing registered
Stage 02 · Extraction
The flowers are freeze-dried whole, then extracted with supercritical CO2 Carbon dioxide put under pressure until it behaves like a liquid solvent. It pulls compounds from the plant and leaves no chemical residue. . This two-step, solvent-free route concentrates the active compounds without heat damage and preserves the 6Z geometry The specific three-dimensional shape of the spilanthol molecule. It has to stay intact for the compound to work. that spilanthol depends on for activity.
Method
Lyophilization The technical name for freeze-drying. Water is removed by freezing to protect delicate compounds. , then scCO2 Short for supercritical CO2, the pressurized carbon dioxide used to extract the compound.
Conditions
25 to 32 MPa, 60 to 70 C
Residual solvent
None
Moisture target
Under 5%
Stage 03 · The Compound
Spilanthol is the principal bioactive The main active ingredient responsible for the plant's effects. of Spilanthes acmella. Each batch is standardized and characterized by HPLC, GC-MS, and LC-MS/MS Standard laboratory techniques that separate and identify the exact compounds in a sample. so that what is in the bottle is defined, not assumed.
Chemical name
(2E,6Z,8E)-N-isobutyl-2,6,8-decatrienamide The full scientific name that describes the molecule's exact structure.
Formula
C14H23NO
Molar mass
221.3 g/mol
logP A measure of how easily a compound moves into fatty tissue, which affects how it is absorbed.
Approx. 3.5
Standardization
At least 60% w/w Percent by weight, the share of the extract that is the active compound.
Certificate of Analysis
Representative
Spilanthol content
62.4% w/w
How much of the active compound is in the extract, measured in every batch
Identity (LC-MS/MS)
Conforms
Lab testing confirms this is the right molecule
6Z isomer integrity
Preserved
The compound kept the exact shape it needs to work
Residual solvent
None detected
No leftover chemicals from the extraction process
Moisture
4.6%
Kept dry so the extract stays stable over time
Heavy metals
Within limits
Tested safe for metals like lead and arsenic
Microbial
Within limits
Tested safe for bacteria, yeast, and mold
Stage 04 · Formulation
The standardized extract is formulated into a 5 mL oral spray designed for buccal delivery Absorbed through the lining of the cheek and mouth rather than swallowed. , where the compound acts directly at the site rather than systemically Spread through the whole body by the bloodstream. . The lead indication under development is xerostomia, the medical term for chronic dry mouth.
The sample in your hand represents this format. Final dose and excipient figures are being confirmed as formulation completes.
Product Specification
Representative
Format
5 mL amber spray, buccal
A small spray, absorbed through the lining of the mouth
Doses per bottle
Approx. 50 actuations
Roughly how many sprays each bottle holds
Spilanthol per actuation
Representative, to be confirmed
How much active compound is in each spray, being finalized
Excipients
Food-grade carrier and stabilizer
The inactive ingredients that carry and protect the compound
Storage
Low water activity, under 5% loss over 12 months
Kept dry so it stays effective on the shelf for a year
Stage 05 · Chain of Custody
Each batch carries a lot-linked A record tied to the specific production batch your bottle came from. record aligned to 21 CFR Part 11 A US FDA standard for keeping electronic records secure and tamper-proof. . Once in market, the QR code on every bottle opens the full chain below, from soil preparation to release, with nothing edited after the fact.
Soil preparation
Cultivation
Harvest
Whole-flower freeze-drying
Supercritical CO2 extraction
Standardization and QA
Formulation
Fill and finish
Batch release
Where We Are Today
TotalPlanta is early. The extract is finished and in hand. The rest of the pathway is underway, and we would rather show you exactly where that stands than imply more than is true.
Complete
Purified extract
Finalized, in hand
In progress
Formulation
5 mL oral spray
In progress
Analytical validation
HPLC, GC-MS, LC-MS/MS
Planned
Clinical pathway
Proof of concept through pivotal
Spilanthes acmella is the proof of concept for how TotalPlanta intends to work with every botanical that follows. Responsible sourcing, solvent-free extraction, standardization, and an open record, applied with the discipline of modern medicine.