Vitamin C Glyceryl Ascorbate
What is Vitamin C Glyceryl Ascorbate?
Glyceryl ascorbate (CAS 1120360-13-5) is a glycerol ester of vitamin C that delivers antioxidant protection and moisture retention in a single ingredient.
Where is Vitamin C Glyceryl Ascorbate used?
- Skincare: antioxidant and humectant supporting brightening and hydration claims without oxidation instability
- Topical serums, moisturizers and emulsions: compatibility with aqueous systems at a broader pH range than ascorbic acid alone
- Oral nutraceutical and supplement formats: bioavailable vitamin C source
- Food and beverage: antioxidant stabilizer where dual functionality is a priority
- It is often selected for label-friendly positioning in competitive consumer markets requiring high stability.
Good to know: Improved stability over standard ascorbic acid; remains effective where plain vitamin C might degrade. Buyers should confirm purity levels and applicable documentation, such as a CoA, for regulated end markets; compliance with quality standards like USP or FCC may be required depending on the region.
Commercial specifications
- Cosmetic-grade and food-grade specifications
Other Names (Synonyms)
Glyceryl ascorbate|2-O-(2,3-Dihydroxypropyl)-L-ascorbic acid|RefChem:1063955|2-o-glyceryl ascorbic acid|orb2939546|L-Ascorbic acid, 2-O-(2,3-dihydroxypropyl)-|Amitose 2GA