Analyse Lipid Nanoparticles with Single-Particle Precision

Move beyond ensemble averages with single-particle nanopore measurements of LNP size, concentration, and zeta potential, delivering clear insight into subpopulations and formulation changes.

A mockup image for LNP Productions

Optimise LNP Production with In-Depth Particle Analysis

Don't let differences between samples go unnoticed.

Izon’s nanopore-based systems deliver single-particle data to assess LNP polydispersity, subpopulations, aggregation, and loading-related changes. Depending on your workflow, you can prioritise either maximum analytical control or speed and ease of use, without compromising data quality.

Simultaneously measure particle size with concentration or zeta potential to understand how each stage of your formulation or production process impacts lipid nanoparticle characteristics.

Request a demo
Request a demo

Distinguish LNP Subpopulations with High Resolution

Izon’s nanopore-based systems measure LNPs one particle at a time, revealing subpopulations that are hidden by light scattering techniques.

High-resolution measurements of size, concentration, and zeta potential support confident comparison of LNP samples across formulation, development, and quality workflows.

Compare TRPS with DLS
A mockup image for distinguish LNP
Compare TRPS with DLS
A mockup image of capture zeta

Capture Zeta Potential Insights with Standardised Analysis

Charge distribution gives important insights into formulation stability and the potential for cellular uptake. Without zeta potential data, your LNP characterisation would be missing crucial information.

By measuring zeta potential on a particle-by-particle basis, Izon’s systems reveal charge distributions and subpopulations that enable clearer detection of formulation differences, stability issues, and process-related changes under standardised, comparable conditions.

Learn more
Learn more

Choose the Right Tool for Your Workflow

Top-down view of a sleek, modern gray charging dock with an open lid and a glowing circular light ring around the base.

The Pulsoid

For teams who want fast, standardised, high-resolution measurement for defined nanoparticle workflows.

White, dome-shaped electronic device with an open lid, three control buttons, and a glowing pink light ring.

The Exoid

For researchers who want maximum control, flexibility, and depth across diverse nanoparticle types.

Start a Conversation About Your Research