MonoSol, LLC: Clear, water-soluable polyvinyl film

MonoSol’s MonoDose Crystal film provides ultrahigh clarity in polyvinyl alcohol films which are used for individually packaging doses of a variety of products including agricultural chemicals, detergents and disinfectants.

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Oct 10, 2010

When the sachets are introduced to water, the film completely dissolves and releases the product. Previously, MonoDose films retained a slight haze as a result of the chemical make up of the film and the production process. MonoDose Crystal represents a breakthrough in transparency, according to the company.

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