Sourcing and specification details
Macleaya microcarpa (Maxim.) Fedde serves as the botanical source for this CO2 extract. The oily mass is obtained through supercritical extraction and supplied in 1 kg transport packaging from Ukraine. CO2 Extracts Wholesale section lists comparable volumes for scale-up decisions. International labs and manufacturers rely on consistent specification data for regulatory compliance across markets.
Composition profile for formulation teams
The extract contains alkaloids, terpenoids, tocopherol and fatty acids as listed in the specification. INCI name Macleya microcarpa (Maxim.) Fedde ensures traceability for regulatory documentation in supplement and cosmetic production. Macleaya CO2 Extract 100 g provides an ideal pilot size for testing before committing to larger quantities.
Integration in cosmetic manufacturing
Introduce the extract during the cooling phase below 45 degrees Celsius at 0,2-1,5 percent. It disperses readily in oil phases and supports skin comfort in creams and serums. Example body cream: 6 percent cetearyl alcohol, 10 percent shea butter, 4 percent squalane, 1 percent this extract, 3 percent glycerin, water to 100 percent, preservative as directed. Prepare emulsion at 70 degrees, cool and add the extract.
Role as botanical raw material for dietary supplements and food
Supplement and confectionery manufacturers incorporate the extract into capsules, functional beverages and chocolate at 0,1-0,5 percent. Extracts Wholesale options support bulk procurement for factories worldwide. In beverages the extract is pre-blended with an emulsifier to achieve uniform dispersion in aqueous systems.
Dosage and solubility guidance
In lipid matrices heat gently to 40 degrees. For aqueous systems pre-blend with an emulsifier. Temperatures above 60 degrees may affect terpenoid stability.
Storage conditions and shelf life
Keep in closed packaging in a cool, light-protected place. Minimum shelf life is two years; best before December 2028.
Frequently asked questions
Is the extract compatible with other CO2 extracts?
Yes, it blends well with most botanical extracts in the same lipid phase.
How to handle water insolubility?
Use an emulsifier or oil base for uniform distribution.
Can it be used in dry blends?
After adsorption onto a carrier the extract works in powdered supplement formulations.
Does it require pre-heating?
Mild warming to 45 degrees is sufficient for even dispersion.