Salidroside

Salidroside (CAS 10338-51-9), also known as tyrosol glucoside or rhodosin, is a bioactive glycoside extracted primarily from Rhodiola rosea.

Where is Salidroside used?

• Cosmetic, nutraceutical and pharmaceutical formulations: antioxidant and moisturizing active
• Skincare and personal care: serums, creams and toners targeting oxidative stress-related aging and skin barrier support
• Nutraceuticals: standardized Rhodiola extract component in adaptogen capsules
• Pharmaceutical and research-grade: reference standard or active ingredient for stress-response and neuroprotective development
• Food and nutrition: premium supplement blends
• It appears in dietary products and functional beverages.

Good to know: Lower-concentration Rhodiola rosea extracts standardized to 1–3% salidroside content are available for nutraceutical and food supplement use.

Commercial specifications

• Standardized to defined purity levels from 98% upward for pharmaceutical and cosmetic applications
• Lower-concentration Rhodiola rosea extracts standardized to 1–3% salidroside content
• Both botanical extract grades and isolated high-purity material are commercially available, with documentation supporting cosmetic, food-grade and research applications.