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PelaPower ™ standardized pelargonium extract and raw material.
New: Afrigetics now offers standardized extracts of Pelargonium sidoides with GMP certificate.
We now offer standardized extracts of pelargonium sidoides. These extracts are manufactured in a GMP facility and used for nutraceutical or pharmaceutical applications. PelaPower TM EMA11-70 is accompanied by a DMF for local medical council registrations. PelaPower TM 1100 is for nutraceutical or food supplement registrations.
Products Offered
Pelargonium raw material
Product Description
Dried roots of pelargonium sidoides
Active Ingredient
Not less than 100ppm umckalin
Packaging Description
Agricultural bag with double-inner plastic liner
Pack Size
20kg
PelaPower TM EMA11-70
Application:
Pharmaceutical – accompanied by DMF and GMP certificate.
Solubility
1% soluble without sediment.
Active Ingredient
Umckalin: NLT 500ppm
Umckalin and Umckalin-7-Sulphate as scopoletin: Batch specific (range:500-3600)
Gallic Acid: Batch Specific
Packaging Description
Polyfoil ziplock bag.
Pack Size
1kg
PelaPower TM EMA1100
Application:
Nutraceutical/food supplement – accompanied by GMP certificate.
Solubility
1% soluble without sediment.
Active Ingredient
Umckalin: NLT 1100ppm
Umckalin and Umckalin-7-Sulphate as scopoletin: Batch specific
Gallic Acid: Batch Specific
Packaging Description
Polyfoil ziplock bag.
Pack Size
1kg
Get the Pelargonium Brochure!
This brochure will give you answers to pertinent information that will help you become more knowledgable about pelargonium for your own buying requirements and to enable to answer your customers general and technical questions.
- The history of pelargonium as a cold and flu medicine
- A technical review of pharmacological properties
- Access to the EMA guidelines on pelargonium medicines
- Access to key research papers and monographs on pelargonium sidoides
- Afrigetics pelargonium product offering
New resource: PELARGONIUM RESEARCH PAGE Here you can Access several research papers, articles and monographs on pelargonium sidoides.
