HA10876 Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) Powder

Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) Powder Description

Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) Powder, with the molecular formula (CH3)2SO2, is an organosulfur compound utilised for its chemical stability and solubility in various formulations. Its defined crystalline structure allows for predictable solubility and dispersion behaviour, which are beneficial in both oral supplements and topical products. The advanced processing by Stanford Advanced Materials includes monitoring particle size distribution and purity to ensure reproducible material performance.

Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) Powder Applications

1.       Nutraceutical Formulations
- Used as an active ingredient in dietary supplements to achieve enhanced bioactivity by leveraging its solubility properties. Applied as a minor component in formulations to improve mixture homogeneity, resulting in consistent dosages.

2.       Personal Care Products
- Frequently used for its chemical inertness in topical creams and lotions. Its defined particle size helps in achieving a uniform dispersion, thereby enhancing the texture and stability of formulations.

3.       Industrial Extracts
- Applied as a formulation adjunct in herbal extract blends to maximise the extract's effective concentration by exploiting its compatibility with organic solvents. This use supports consistent product performance in quality-controlled environments.

Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) Powder Packing

The MSM Powder is packaged in moisture-resistant, sealed pouches within a rigid, secondary container to minimise particulate contamination and moisture ingress. Storage should occur in a cool, dry area away from direct sunlight. Protective inner layers and desiccants help maintain product integrity. Custom packaging options, including bulk quantities and customised labelling, are available to suit different handling requirements.

Additional Information

Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) is a naturally occurring sulfur compound that has been widely studied for its role in supporting joint health and as an antioxidant. Its crystalline structure and solubility characteristics make it of interest in both pharmaceutical and nutraceutical industries. Researchers continue to explore its interaction within various biological systems to enhance formulation efficacy.

The material properties of MSM contribute to its practical use in standardised extracts and formulations. Understanding the correlation between particle size distribution and bioavailability is essential for developing products with precise performance characteristics in controlled manufacturing environments.