Moderately stable emulsions produced by a double syringe method

- Study of oily vitamin A in water solutions of Vancomycin emulsions generated by standard emulsification techniques and by a simple and transportable double syringe system (DSS).
- The addition of different stabilizers (Xanthan gum, Tween 80, Nonaethylene glycol monododecyl ether, and Glycerine) in the examined range of concentrations has no strong effect on oil droplets dimensions in water.
- The results show that the Tessari method (DSS) produces moderately stable emulsions in a cheap, easy to apply and affordable way.