D-glucosamine sulfate
What is D-glucosamine sulfate?
D-glucosamine sulfate (CAS 14999-43-0) is an amino monosaccharide salt used primarily as an active pharmaceutical ingredient and nutraceutical compound. Also known as GS.
Where is D-glucosamine sulfate used?
- Pharmaceutical manufacturing: active ingredient in oral solid dosage forms for joint health and cartilage support
- Nutraceuticals: combination products with chondroitin sulfate or MSM for branded joint-care supplements
- Functional food and beverage: bioactive amino sugar in fortified products
- Personal care: topical skin-conditioning actives for anti-aging or moisturizing claims
- It is the sulfated form of glucosamine.
Good to know: Stabilized potassium chloride (2KCl) and sodium chloride (NaCl) salt complexes improve hygroscopic stability and extend shelf life.
Other Names (Synonyms)
D-glucose, 2-amino-2-deoxy-, sulfate (2:1)|GS