C10-18 triglycerides
What is C10-18 triglycerides?
C10-18 Triglycerides (CAS 85665-33-4) are semi-synthetic lipid esters derived from medium- to long-chain fatty acids esterified with glycerol. Also marketed as Suppocire OSIX and C10-18 Glycerides.
Where is C10-18 triglycerides used?
- Cosmetics and personal care: skin-conditioning emollients and co-emulsifiers in creams and lotions
- Lipstick bases: smooth, non-greasy skin feel that supports formulation stability
- Food and nutraceutical: carriers and encapsulation matrices for fat-soluble actives, including vitamins and flavors
- Industrial lubricants: bio-based base fluids or additive carriers where biodegradability and low toxicity profile influence procurement
- Adhesives and coatings: plasticizers and processing aids that improve substrate wetting and film flexibility
- They function as emollients, emulsifiers, and lubricants across personal care, food, and industrial formulations.
Good to know: Food-grade and cosmetic-grade specifications are the most commonly sourced; pharmaceutical-grade material is available under established suppository base standards.
Commercial specifications
- White to off-white waxy solid or semi-solid; physical state depends on the fatty acid chain distribution.
- Bulk supply is typically offered in cartons or drums, with pallet quantities standard for industrial buyers.
Other Names (Synonyms)
Glycerides, C10-18|C10-18 glycerides|Suppocire OSIX|Olifeel Pearls