Biolys

Evonik Corp
Evonik Biolys
  • Evonik's formulation Biolys contains 62.4% L-lysine, compared to the current version's 60% L-lysine.
  • The formulation maintains an 80% ratio to Lysine HCl, providing an improved concentration of L-lysine.
  • In addition to the increased L-lysine content, Biolys also contains valuable components derived from its fermentation process.
  • These additional nutrients and energy from the fermentation process provide further benefits to livestock, particularly swine or poultry.
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