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Standardized Extracts

Find botanical extracts with named markers or listed content specifications. Select by the compound or group your formulation requires, then review the extraction ratio, assay method and plant-part information separately.

Before you shortlist

Compare the analyte, then the percentage

A percentage is useful only when it identifies the measured constituent, analytical method and reporting basis. Product-family pages keep listed grades together.

  1. 01

    Named constituent

    Name the compound or group you need measured; do not infer it from a high-strength claim.

  2. 02

    Assay and reporting basis

    Confirm whether the result is as-supplied or on a dry basis, and how a total is defined.

  3. 03

    Grade-specific method and documents

    Ask for the matching specification, representative COA and lot relationship.

Explore the listed materials

10 product families

Compare the material definitions

Source-listed fields help prepare questions. They are not current lot-release results or confirmation that these materials are interchangeable.

MaterialSource-listed constituentListed specificationMethod label
Eucommia Bark ExtractChlorogenic Acid10%HPLC
Honeysuckle Flower ExtractConfirm for selected grade10:1 20%, 25%, 98% (HPLC)HPLC
Eucommia Leaf ExtractChlorogenic Acid98%HPLC
Rosemary ExtractConfirm for selected grade10:1,5%-98%Rosmarinic AcidTLC/HPLC
Kudzu Root Puerarin ExtractConfirm for selected grade98%Request method
Pueraria Isoflavone ExtractConfirm for selected grade40% InsoflavoneUV
Vine Tea Dihydromyricetin ExtractConfirm for selected grade10:1,50%-98DihydromyricetinTLC
Trans-ResveratrolTrans resveratrol98%HPLC
Tongkat Ali ExtractEurycomanone10:1,20:1,50:1;100:1;200:1HPLC
Green Tea ExtractPolyphenolsCompare the source grade statementsHPLC
Selection and purchasing

Questions before you shortlist

Do two listed percentages necessarily measure the same thing?

Compare the named analyte or compound group, analytical method and reporting basis first. An extract ratio, a marker assay and a broad constituent-group result are different definitions, even when each is expressed alongside a percentage.

Do I need a new enquiry for every listed grade?

Use the existing material page to identify the grade or source wording you want to clarify. If several source listings are grouped together, request the current written definition of the offered grade rather than assuming all listed alternatives are available.

Your next step

Prepare a category enquiry

Describe what you know about the material and intended use. You can ask for help with an unresolved specification; a confirmed MOQ, sample offer or delivery date is not assumed.

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