Best Ectoine Ectoin Powder Supplier | China Manufacturer Ectoine, is an amino acid derivate developed by professional fermentation platform technology, with high stability and safety profile. Ectoine belongs to the group of extremolytes, and it can protects extremophilic microorganisms from the lethaland extreme conditions of their habitats because of forming the protection efficacy of DNA, proteins and cell membrane. Tests prove that ectoine has remarkable protective and repairing effects, helps skin resist external pressure, and can be widely used in personal care products such as repair, anti-pollution, sun care, anti-aging products and color cosmetic products.
Product Name:
Ectoin
Source:
Natural Fermented
MOQ:
20g
Appearance:
White crystalline powder
Assay:
99% min
Recommended Dosage:
0.1%~2%
Shelf Life:
2 Years
Product Function
1. Ectoine can improve anti-stress ability of cells and resists external pressure.
2. Ectoine can protect Langerhans cell and enhances skin immunity function
3. Ectoine can prevents DNA damage from UV and visible light.
Certification of Analysis
Item
Specification
Result
Appearance
White or similar white crystal or powder
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Identification
Consistent with the reference spectrum
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Assay
≥98.0%
99.1%
pH (2%)
6.0~8.0
7.0
Transparency (2%, A550nm)
≥98.0%
98.2%
Specific rotation
+139°~+145°
140.1°
Chloride
≤0.05%
<0.01%
Loss on drying
≤1.0%
<1.0%
Ash
≤1.0%
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As
≤2 ppm
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Pb
≤10 ppm
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Sb
≤ 1 ppm
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Cd
≤ 5 ppm
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Ni
≤ 10 ppm
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Cr
≤ 5 ppm
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Hg
≤ 1 ppm
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Bacteria counts
≤100 cfu/g
<100 cfug
Mold & Yeast
≤50 cfu/g
<10 cfu/g
Staphylococcus aureus
Negative
Negative
Thermotolerant coliforms bacteria
Negative
Negative
Pseudomonas aeruginosa
Negative
Negative
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