Sourcing and specification from Czech production
The viscous liquid is produced by supercritical CO2 extraction of Java turmeric roots, black cumin seeds, Ural licorice roots, clove buds, thyme herb, hop cones and rosemary leaves in the Czech Republic. CO2 Extracts Wholesale are packed in 1 kg transport containers suitable for international B2B shipments. The characteristic aroma originates directly from the plant matrix.
Technical parameters for formulation work
Solubility in polysorbate-80, oils and triglycerides permits flexible incorporation into both oil and surfactant systems. Input levels range from 0.05 % in sprays and micellar waters to 1 % in balms. The product remains stable when added below 40 °C.
Applications across cosmetic labs and supplement manufacturers
Contract manufacturers and private formulators worldwide incorporate the blend into creams, serums, toners and body care products. The same material serves as a botanical raw ingredient for dietary supplements, functional beverages and confectionery at food-industry facilities. Blend of CO2 extracts Antimicrobial 100 g is frequently ordered for pilot-scale trials before scaling to bulk volumes.
Example supplement blend formulation
Carrier oil - 97.7 %, blend of CO2 extracts - 0.3 %, tocopherol - 0.5 %, flavour - 1.5 %. Components are combined at room temperature under nitrogen and filled into amber bottles for stability.
Integration into production processes
In oil-continuous systems the blend is added directly during the cooling phase. For aqueous systems pre-dispersion in polysorbate-80 at a 1:3 ratio is recommended. Extracts Wholesale buyers receive consistent quality documentation for regulatory compliance in multiple markets.
Storage conditions and shelf life
Store in a dry, cool place in tightly closed containers. The declared shelf life extends to June 2028. Minor viscosity changes do not affect performance.
Frequently asked questions
Is the blend suitable for clear surfactant systems?
Yes, after pre-dispersion in polysorbate-80 the mixture remains clear at recommended concentrations.
What is the recommended order of addition in emulsions?
Add during the final cooling stage below 40 °C to preserve volatile fractions.
Can the material be used in both leave-on and rinse-off products?
Yes, the same dosage guidelines apply to both categories within the stated concentration limits.