Blend CO2 Drainage

Sourcing and specification details

The Blend CO2 Drainage is produced in Czech Republic by supercritical extraction of coffee seed, horse chestnut, horsetail and laminaria. CO2 Extracts yield an oily brown-green liquid that may contain small white inclusions and thickens in the refrigerator. Solubility is limited to oils, and the recommended dosage is 2-2.5 percent. International buyers source this raw material for cosmetic laboratories and supplement manufacturing lines.

Technical characteristics for formulators

The product remains stable until August 2028 when kept in a cool dark place in a tightly closed container. Cosmetic labs incorporate it into serums and body butters at the oil phase stage below 40 degrees Celsius. Food industry facilities use it as a botanical ingredient in functional blends and confectionery bases.

Applications in supplements and food production

Manufacturers of dietary supplements and functional foods add the blend to drink concentrates and nutritional complexes. Blend CO2 Drainage 1 kg arrives in transport packaging suitable for bulk handling. Smaller volumes suit private formulators developing custom recipes. The ingredient supports texture and color in finished products without altering flavor profiles significantly.

Example formulation for cosmetic laboratories

A laboratory batch of body oil contains 2.4 percent blend, 65 percent grapeseed oil, 30 percent jojoba oil and 2.6 percent geranium essential oil. Components are combined at 35 degrees, transferred to amber bottles and applied after bathing. The finished oil leaves skin feeling comfortable and supple.

Storage recommendations

Keep the container closed and protected from light at 5-20 degrees Celsius. After opening, reseal immediately. The declared shelf life extends to August 2028. Botanical Extracts of this type maintain consistent performance across global supply chains.

Frequently asked questions

What is the correct phase for addition?

The blend must be introduced into the oil phase at temperatures not exceeding 40 degrees to preserve volatile fractions.

Is the ingredient suitable for beverage concentrates?

Yes, it serves as a botanical raw material in dietary supplement formulations and functional drink bases.

Does the product require special emulsifiers?

Because solubility is oil-only, water-based systems need an appropriate emulsification package.

How does texture change at low temperatures?

The liquid becomes dense in the refrigerator yet returns to its original flow at room temperature.