Lycium chinense extract

Lycium chinense extract (CAS 913545-16-1), derived from the Chinese wolfberry plant, is a standardized botanical extract used in food, cosmetic, and nutraceutical manufacturing.

Where is Lycium chinense extract used?

• Dietary supplements: capsules, powders, and fortified beverages for immune support and general wellness
• Cosmetics: anti-aging serums, eye creams, and skin-brightening products
• Traditional medicine preparations and modern herbal formulations in Asian and European markets
• Nutraceutical manufacturers standardize finished products around polysaccharide content.

Good to know: Nutraceutical manufacturers standardize finished products around polysaccharide content, making extract specification and batch consistency a key sourcing consideration.

Commercial specifications

• Standardized grades specifying polysaccharide content
• Concentrations typically range from 10% to 50% or zeaxanthin concentration
• Documentation including COA, heavy metal testing, and pesticide residue reports