2025-10-15
I’m one of the longtime team members at our company, and after 20 years working on formula design, quality control, and market positioning, I want to share how Lianfeng brings a real breakthrough in digestive wellness with our Antacid Non-Dairy Creamer line.
Many people suffer from occasional heartburn, acid reflux, or stomach discomfort and must avoid regular creamers because they aggravate symptoms. Our Gastric Comfort Creamer Solutions are designed to deliver the creamy texture you expect in beverages (coffee, tea, shakes) while simultaneously acting to buffer excess gastric acid. In this post I aim to answer common questions potential buyers or distributors may have—so you understand not just “what it is” but “why it works” and “how it competes.”
Heartburn / acid reflux after meals
Stomach acidity discomfort when consuming coffee or acidic drinks
Avoidance of dairy / lactose intolerance combined with acid sensitivity
Need for a creamer alternative that is gentle on the stomach
Many ordinary coffee creamers include lipids, sugars, thickening agents (e.g. gums, carrageenan) and may disturb gastric pH or delay gastric emptying, thereby aggravating reflux. Some non-dairy creamers still include casein derivatives (sodium caseinate) despite being labeled “non-dairy”.
Our design philosophy: use components that are stomach-friendly, pH-buffering, and avoid ingredients that can trigger irritation.
Dual functionality: creamer + mild antacid buffer
Non-dairy, suitable for lactose intolerant users
Neutral or low sodium formulæ to suit dietary constraints
Clean label: fewer irritants, simpler ingredient list
Stable emulsion with shelf life and consistent performance
Below is a representative specification sheet (for one typical SKU) to showcase how technical we are in our design and QC.
| Parameter | Value / Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Form | Liquid emulsion or powder form | Depending on market needs |
| pH (undiluted) | ~ 7.0 to 7.5 | Balanced neutral for stability |
| Acid neutralizing capacity | 4–6 mEq per serving | Mild but meaningful buffer |
| Sodium level | ≤ 50 mg per serving | Low-sodium design |
| Fat content | ~ 1.5–3 g per serving | Creamy but controlled |
| Protein / caseinate | 0 (or negligible) | True non-dairy |
| Emulsifier / stabilizer | Lecithin, modified starch | No harsh gums |
| Shelf life | 12–18 months (powder), 6–9 months (liquid) | Under proper storage |
| Solubility / dispersibility | > 98 % dissolution in hot beverage | No clumping or residue |
We maintain tight tolerances (±5 % for buffer capacity, ±0.2 pH units, etc.) in our QC labs. During development, we ran in vitro digestion and pH titration tests to ensure that our buffer provides a meaningful “head start” in neutralizing gastric acid before reflux could escalate.
Rather than dumping large quantities of strong alkali (which risks side effects), we use a milder buffer system that gradually releases alkali in gastric conditions. We combine agents that are soluble but get “entrapped” in the gastric milieu, thereby extending action. (Some analogous patents discuss the use of gel-forming or raft systems for antacid benefit).
Use food-grade lecithin and clean modified starches to maintain stable emulsion
Control droplet size and zeta potential to prevent phase separation
Include antioxidants and chelators to reduce oxidation during storage
Microbiological safety (sterility, absence of pathogens)
Allergen screening (especially for nut, soy, dairy cross-contamination)
Stability over temperature swings (stress testing)
Label compliance for each target market
Because I’ve overseen our regulatory affairs for many years, I ensure each batch complies with local food safety agencies (FDA, EFSA, etc.) and labeling rules.
Dissolves smoothly in hot beverages
Minimal foaming or fizz (unlike strong antacids)
Creamy mouthfeel without heaviness
Gentle effect on sensitive stomachs
In blinded panel tests, users who typically experienced mild heartburn after coffee reported lower discomfort when using our product vs. a standard non-dairy creamer. Many commented on “no burning after first sip.”
We also tracked gastric pH in small volunteer trials (under medical supervision), confirming a modest elevation in gastric pH for 30–60 minutes post-consumption.
Our product is consumed alongside the food / drink, not separately
Less abrupt pH shifts, fewer side effects (e.g. bloating)
The dual role (creamer + buffer) means convenience
Many non-dairy creamers ignore digestive issues entirely, focusing only on texture and shelf stability. Some even include harsh thickeners or gums that irritate. Our solution is purpose-built for digestive sensitivity.
Yes — we offer customized flavor variants (vanilla, hazelnut, etc.), different buffer intensities, product forms (liquid, powder, single-serve stick) tailored to your region’s preferences.
Ensure your market allows functional labeling and health claims
Decide on buffer strength suitable for your typical consumer
Consider packaging formats that protect stability (e.g. nitrogen flush, barrier materials)
Plan for shelf life, storage, temperature control
I hope this insider’s explanation of our Gastric Comfort Creamer Solutions helps you appreciate both the complexity and the value we bring. If you'd like samples, technical dossiers, custom formulations, or pricing, feel free to contact us. We’re eager to support your product development or distribution needs. Leave an inquiry or send us your details — we’ll get back to you promptly.