Guarana extract

Guarana extract (CAS 84929-28-2), also known by FEMA 2536, is a standardized botanical extract derived from the seeds of Paullinia cupana, a plant native to the Amazon basin.

Where is Guarana extract used?

• Energy drinks, sports nutrition products and functional shots: stimulant activity and a characteristic bitter, roasted flavor note
• Capsules, tablets and powder blends for cognitive performance and endurance positioning
• Flavored confectionery and chewing gum: natural flavoring agent
• Scalp treatments and anti-fatigue skincare lines: antioxidant-active botanical extract
• It delivers a caffeine-rich profile alongside tannins and xanthines for energy-functional and flavoring applications.

Good to know: Buyers should confirm standardization methods to ensure consistency. Quality control parameters often align with FCC or USP guidelines for batch-to-batch reliability and regulatory compliance in global markets.

Commercial specifications

• Standardized caffeine content typically ranging from 10% to 22% depending on the specific grade
• Some suppliers offer organic-certified material