Arginine hydrochloride
What is Arginine hydrochloride?
Arginine hydrochloride (CAS 1119-34-2), also known as L-Arginine HCL, is the hydrochloride salt form of the amino acid arginine; it offers greater solubility and stability than the free base.
Where is Arginine hydrochloride used?
- Pharmaceuticals: stabilizes proteins and peptides while buffering pH in injectable and oral formulations
- Nutritional supplements: high-concentration powders
- Tablets and functional beverages: solubility
- Personal care: conditions and moisturizes skin and hair in rinse-off and leave-on products
- Food and clinical nutrition: medical foods and enteral nutrition products
- Under the brand name R-Gene 10 it serves as an intravenous diagnostic agent.
Commercial specifications
- Bulk quantities standard; smaller quantities for R&D and quality testing
Other Names (Synonyms)
L-ARGININE HCL|R-Gene|R-gene 10|L-Arginine, monohydrochloride|F7LTH1E20Y|Hydrochloride, arginine