Product Description
Sourcing and specification profile
Pollen CO2 Extract is produced in Czech Republic using supercritical carbon dioxide extraction to deliver a viscous liquid with a characteristic odor. CO2 Extracts Wholesale buyers receive consistent lots in 100 g packs suitable for pilot and small-scale production. The INCI name CO2 extracts Pollen and solubility in polysorbate-80, oils and triglycerides simplify formulation work for both cosmetic and food-grade applications.
Technical parameters for formulators
Recommended input levels range from 0,05 percent in micellar waters and sprays to 0,5-1 percent in richer balms. The material integrates into the oil phase or with polysorbate-80 at 40-60 degrees Celsius. Producers of dietary supplements source the extract as a botanical raw material for functional blends and confectionery fillings where natural plant components are required.
Applications in supplement and food manufacturing
Supplement and confectionery factories incorporate the extract into drink premixes, chocolate masses and dry functional powders. Pollen CO2 Extract 1 kg allows scaling from laboratory trials to commercial batches. The product supports formulation of food-grade items without altering existing production lines.
Formulation example for hair and scalp care
A sample leave-in scalp serum contains 85 percent lightweight oil blend, 14,5 percent caprylic/capric triglyceride and 0,5 percent Pollen CO2 Extract. The ingredients are combined at 45 degrees Celsius, cooled and filled into dropper bottles. This example demonstrates use in cosmetic lines targeting scalp comfort and hair appearance.
Stability and handling recommendations
Store in a dry cool place in closed packaging until June 2028. Minor caking may occur but does not affect performance. Extracts Wholesale customers receive guidance on compatibility testing before full-scale production.
FAQ
What temperature range is safe during processing?
Processing temperatures up to 60 degrees Celsius preserve the volatile fraction while ensuring proper dispersion.
Is the extract suitable for clear aqueous systems?
Without polysorbate-80 or similar solubilizers the material remains in the oil phase and requires emulsification for clear systems.
Can it be used in dry supplement blends?
Yes, the viscous liquid disperses evenly when mixed thoroughly with carrier powders under controlled conditions.