Shark liver oil

Shark liver oil (CAS 68990-63-6) is a marine-derived lipid extracted from the livers of deep-sea sharks, naturally concentrated in alkylglycerols, squalene, and omega fatty acids.

Where is Shark liver oil used?

• Pharmaceutical, nutraceutical and cosmetic manufacturing: bioactive ingredient and emollient
• Dietary supplements: encapsulated for immune support
• Cosmetics: moisturizing emollient in skin creams, serums and lip care
• Pharmaceuticals: carrier lipid and active component in softgel capsules and topical preparations
• Wound care: stabilizing agent
• It is a pale yellow to amber liquid oil.

Good to know: Standard grades include food-grade and pharmaceutical-grade material, with specifications aligned to FCC and USP requirements. Standardized grades defined by squalene or alkylglycerol content are available for formulators requiring consistent potency.

Commercial specifications

• Bulk drums or intermediate bulk containers