Rutin
What is Rutin?
Rutin (CAS 153-18-4) is a bioflavonoid glycoside sourced primarily from buckwheat and sophora japonica buds. Also marketed as Venoruton, Tanrutin, and Sophorin.
Where is Rutin used?
- Food and nutraceutical: antioxidant and stabilizing agent in functional beverages, dietary capsules and fortified foods
- Pharmaceutical: active ingredient in venous insufficiency treatments, capillary-strengthening tablets and circulatory support supplements
- Cosmetics: formula stabilization in serums, creams and eye-area products
- It functions as an oxidation inhibitor in food systems to extend the shelf life of fat-containing products.
Good to know: Purity levels are commonly available at 95% and 98% as determined by HPLC. Both natural-extract and standardized botanical-source variants are available to meet different regulatory and labeling requirements across international markets.
Commercial specifications
- Purity: 95% and 98% (HPLC)
- Natural-extract and standardized botanical-source variants
Other Names (Synonyms)
Venoruton|Tanrutin|Sophorin|Rutozyd|Rutosidum|Rutosido|rutoside|Rutinum