Sodium saccharinate

Sodium saccharinate (CAS 82385-42-0) is the hydrated sodium salt form of saccharin. Also marketed as sodium saccharin hydrate.

Where is Sodium saccharinate used?

• Food and beverage: high-intensity, non-caloric sweetener for sugar-free formulation; intense sweetness at very low use levels as a cost-effective sucrose replacement
• Tabletop sweeteners, diet drinks and confectionery
• Pharmaceuticals: oral dosage forms such as syrups, chewable tablets and lozenges to mask bitter active ingredients, improving patient compliance
• Personal care: toothpastes, mouthwashes and lip care products, providing sweetness without promoting tooth decay
• Nutraceutical and dietary supplement formulations where caloric content must be minimized
• It is frequently utilized in tabletop sweeteners, diet drinks, and confectionery.

Good to know: Pharmaceutical-grade material is subject to tighter purity and heavy metals specifications compared to standard industrial grades.

Commercial specifications

• Bulk quantities typically in 25 kg bags