Product Description
Sourcing and specifications for manufacturers
Ratania CO2 Extract arrives from England as a 100 percent natural oily liquid with INCI Krameria Triandra (Rhatany) Root CO2 Extract. Supercritical carbon dioxide extraction preserves the profile without solvent residues. The 5 gram pack suits lab-scale trials before ordering larger volumes. CO2 Extracts section lists similar botanical concentrates for professional use.
Technical parameters in formulations
The extract is fat-soluble and dosed at 0,5-2 percent into the active phase of emulsions at temperatures below 45 degrees. It remains stable through processing and pairs well with other plant extracts in multi-component systems. Manufacturers value its consistent quality for scalable production runs across cosmetic and supplement lines.
Applications across industries
Cosmetic labs incorporate it into serums, masks and scalp lotions. Supplement and food manufacturers source it as botanical raw material for dietary supplements, functional beverages and confectionery items; wholesale and retail quantities ship worldwide to factories and formulators. Ratania CO2 Extract 100 g offers a convenient next step for pilot batches after initial testing.
In the food sector the concentrate serves as a natural flavor component in drinks and baked goods where a plant-derived ingredient is required. Botanical Extracts category provides additional options for similar sourcing needs in global supply chains.
Example formulation for B2B scale
A sample hair lotion batch uses 200 grams base lotion, 2 grams glycerin and 3 grams of this extract. The base is warmed to 40 degrees, glycerin is added, the mixture cools and the extract is incorporated with gentle agitation before filling. This approach allows quick evaluation of texture and stability in industrial settings.
Storage guidelines
Keep tightly closed in a cool dark place; shelf life extends to December 2028 under these conditions. Proper storage maintains the integrity of active compounds for repeated use in formulations.
Frequently asked questions
What batch sizes are recommended for initial testing?
The 5 gram pack allows small-scale trials; larger packs of 100 grams support pilot production.
Is the extract suitable for both cosmetic and supplement lines?
Yes, it is purchased by cosmetic labs and dietary supplement producers as a plant raw material.
Can it be combined with other botanical extracts?
It integrates readily with extracts such as rosemary or oak bark in hair and skin formulas.