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Basic Information

Naringin
Synonyms Grapefruit Peel Extract, Flavanone Glycoside
CAS No. 10236-47-2
Molecular Formula C₂₇H₃₂O₁₄
Molecular Weight 580.53 g/mol
Primary Source Grapefruit Peel (Citrus paradisi)
Available Form Fine Powder
Main Active Component Naringin
Natural Auxiliary Components Narirutin, Neohesperidin, other citrus flavonoids (natural trace compounds from grapefruit extraction)
Specifications Naringin 90%, 95%, 98% (HPLC)
Extraction Method Solvent extraction, purification and crystallization from dried grapefruit peel

 

Product Overview

Naringin (CAS 10236-47-2) is a natural flavonoid compound extracted from grapefruit peel. As a natural antioxidant and vascular support ingredient, it delivers potent free radical scavenging activity and helps maintain capillary integrity and microcirculation health. It is widely applied in functional food and dietary supplement formulations, and also used in cosmetic products.

 

Compounding Characteristics

Naringin belongs to the flavanone glycoside family. It has a characteristic bitter taste and is soluble in ethanol and alkaline water. It can be combined with vitamin C, other citrus flavonoids, green tea extract and L-carnitine for metabolic, antioxidant or weight management formulas.

In cosmetic systems, naringin can be used as an antioxidant and anti-inflammatory active. Due to its bitter taste and solubility characteristics, dosage form design and flavor masking are recommended in oral applications.

 

Main Functions

1.Metabolic & Weight Management Support Function: Helps maintain normal glucose metabolism and metabolic health; supports lipid metabolism and healthy weight management. It is also suitable for pre-workout, energy and body management supplement formulas for sports nutrition.

2.Antioxidant & Anti-Inflammatory Function: Neutralizes free radicals and reduces oxidative stress; modulates inflammatory response and supports tissue health.

3.Skin Care & Photoprotection Function: Provides skin antioxidant defense against environmental oxidative damage; offers supportive protection for skin under UV stress in cosmetic formulations.

4.Liver & Circulatory Support Function: Exhibits hepatoprotective properties to support liver metabolic health; supports vascular health and circulation when blended with other citrus flavonoids.

 

Applications

Food & Dietary Supplement Industry: Naringin powder is widely used in dietary supplements and nutraceuticals for metabolic support capsules, weight management tablets, antioxidant complexes, pre-workout formulas and sports nutrition products. It helps maintain healthy glucose and lipid metabolism, delivers antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits, and supports circulatory wellness. It can also be incorporated into functional food and citrus-flavored functional drinks, nutritional powders and energy fortified beverages as a natural bioflavonoid fortifier.

Cosmetic Industry: Naringin is added into antioxidant serums, soothing creams and UV-support skincare formulations. It provides antioxidant defense, anti-inflammatory soothing effects and photoprotection support to shield skin from environmental and UV-related oxidative stress.

Pharmaceutical Research Field: Naringin is used in pharmaceutical research for liver protection, vascular and metabolic related studies, with relatively low commercial consumption.

 

Packaging & Storage

Packing: 25kg/drum

Storage: Store in cool, dry, dark and ventilated place, avoid high temperature, strong light and moisture

Shelf Life: 24 months under standard sealed storage

Item Details
Product Name Naringin
Synonyms Grapefruit Peel Extract, Flavanone Glycoside
CAS No. 10236-47-2
Molecular Formula C₂₇H₃₂O₁₄
Molecular Weight 580.53 g/mol
Primary Source Grapefruit Peel (Citrus paradisi)
Available Form Fine Powder
Main Active Component Naringin
Natural Auxiliary Components Narirutin, Neohesperidin, other citrus flavonoids (natural trace compounds from grapefruit extraction)
Specifications Naringin 90%, 95%, 98% (HPLC)
Extraction Method Solvent extraction, purification and crystallization from dried grapefruit peel

Naringin belongs to the flavanone glycoside family. It has a characteristic bitter taste and is soluble in ethanol and alkaline water. It can be combined with vitamin C, other citrus flavonoids, green tea extract and L-carnitine for metabolic, antioxidant or weight management formulas.

In cosmetic systems, naringin can be used as an antioxidant and anti-inflammatory active. Due to its bitter taste and solubility characteristics, dosage form design and flavor masking are recommended in oral applications.

Store in cool, dry, dark and ventilated place, avoid high temperature, strong light and moisture