Zinc lactate
What is Zinc lactate?
Zinc lactate (CAS 16039-53-5), also referred to as zinc dilactate, is an organic zinc salt used in food, pharmaceutical, and personal care manufacturing.
Where is Zinc lactate used?
- Oral care: antimicrobial and anticalculus agent in toothpastes and mouthwashes
- Oral care: helps control plaque and tartar formation
- Food and beverage: zinc fortification source in functional foods, dietary supplements, and infant nutrition products
- Pharmaceutical tablets and capsules: zinc mineral supplement with favorable gastrointestinal tolerability
- Personal care: mild preservative and odor-control properties in deodorant and skin care products
- It delivers bioavailable zinc in a form that integrates cleanly into aqueous formulations.
Good to know: This organic salt offers advantages over inorganic zinc salts in medical applications. Material produced to USP and FCC standards is commonly requested.
Commercial specifications
- Bulk supply standard
- Packaging options for industrial-scale manufacturing and smaller compounding operations
Other Names (Synonyms)
Zinc, bis(lactato)-|2GXR25858Y|Zinc, bis[2-(hydroxy-.kappa.O)propanoato-.kappa.O]-, (T-4)-