HA10612 Bilberry Extract Powder

Bilberry Extract Powder Description

Bilberry Extract Powder originates from the dried fruits of Vaccinium myrtillus and is processed through controlled drying and gentle milling. Its anthocyanin concentration is quantified using HPLC, ensuring reproducible results in research settings. The powder exhibits low moisture content and a consistent particle size distribution, which facilitates its use in formulation studies and chemical analysis. These characteristics are critical for accurate dosage determination and overall extract performance in various experimental setups.

Bilberry Extract Powder Applications

1.       Healthcare and Nutraceutical Research
   - Used as an antioxidant component in dietary supplement formulations to mitigate oxidative stress by leveraging its quantifiable anthocyanin content.
   - Applied as a bioactive ingredient in in vitro studies to assess free radical scavenging efficiency through controlled chemical analysis.

2.       Cosmetics and Personal Care
   - Serves as an additive in skin care formulations to improve protective effects against environmental oxidative damage by utilising its naturally occurring antioxidants.
   - Employed in the development of topical products where controlled bioactivity is vital for maintaining skin health and appearance.

Bilberry Extract Powder Packing

The powder is packaged in multi-layered, moisture-proof pouches placed within rigid, sealed boxes to prevent contamination and physical damage during transport. Storage requires a cool, dry environment to maintain chemical integrity. Anti-static precautions and customised labelling options are available to meet specific handling requirements, ensuring that the product remains uncontaminated and stable throughout its shelf life.

Additional Information

Herbal extracts such as Bilberry Extract Powder are extensively studied for their phytochemical properties, particularly for substances like anthocyanins that exhibit antioxidant activity. Research in natural compounds focuses on quantifying bioactive constituents to better understand their potential benefits in health, nutrition, and cosmetic applications.

Advancements in extraction and analytical techniques have led to more reproducible results, ultimately enhancing the application of these materials in formulation development and scientific studies. The detailed characterisation of herbal materials contributes significantly to both academic research and the development of commercial products with verifiable chemical profiles.