Product Description
Sourcing and specification of CO2 Guggul extract from USA
The material is obtained through supercritical fluid extraction with natural carbon dioxide, resulting in a solvent-free oily liquid. Country of production is USA. This approach preserves the resin acids and volatile compounds without thermal degradation. CO2 Extracts category groups such concentrated botanical materials for industrial use.
Technical parameters for manufacturers
Recommended dosage ranges from 0.25 to 1 percent in the active phase at temperatures below 40 degrees Celsius. Fat solubility allows direct incorporation into oil phases of emulsions or anhydrous systems. Shelf life extends to December 2028 when stored in tightly closed containers away from light and heat.
Applications in dietary supplements and food production
Supplement manufacturers and food factories worldwide purchase the extract as a botanical raw material for functional blends, beverages and confectionery items. The resinous profile contributes to flavour and aroma stability in finished products. Both wholesale and retail pack sizes support pilot runs and full-scale production. CO2 Guggul extract 100 g provides the scale-up option after small-batch testing.
Formulation considerations for cosmetic labs
Material performs well in serums, body lotions and massage oils. It pairs with other CO2 extracts to build balanced aromatic bases.
Example hair and scalp care blend
For a 100 g batch combine 60 g jojoba oil, 35 g fractionated coconut oil and 4 g beeswax. At 40 degrees add 0.5 g CO2 Guggul extract together with 0.5 g CO2 rosemary extract. Mix until uniform, then pour into containers and allow to set at ambient temperature.
Storage recommendations for bulk buyers
Keep in original packaging or equivalent airtight containers in a cool, dark environment. This maintains the light sweet-resinous aroma with fruity notes throughout the declared shelf life. Botanical Extracts in this range follow the same storage guidelines for consistency across production.
Frequently asked questions
How does the extract behave in high-temperature processes?
Processing temperatures should remain below 40 degrees to protect volatile fractions; higher heat may reduce aromatic intensity.
Is the product suitable for anhydrous balms?
Yes, the fat-soluble nature integrates smoothly into balm bases without phase separation.
What documentation accompanies commercial orders?
Each batch includes specification sheets confirming 100 percent natural origin and absence of heavy metals or solvent residues.
Can the 5 g pack be used for scaling trials?
It is designed precisely for laboratory and pilot testing before moving to larger quantities.