Sodium Hyaluronate

Sodium Hyaluronate

Description

Sodium Hyaluronate, the sodium salt form of hyaluronic acid, is a naturally occurring polysaccharide found in connective, epithelial, and neural tissues. Known for its exceptional water-retaining capacity, it is widely used in skincare, joint support, ophthalmology, and injectable formulations. Its moisturizing, lubricating, and wound-healing properties make it a key ingredient in both pharmaceutical and cosmetic applications.

Specification

[Specs] Sodium Hyaluronate ≥95% (HPLC)

[Part of used] Fermentation (from Streptococcus zooepidemicus)

[Active Ingredients] Sodium Hyaluronate

[Appearance] White or off-white powder

[Odor] Odorless

[Identification] Polysaccharide Identity Verified

[Solubility] Highly soluble in water, forms a viscous solution

Functions:

1. Deeply hydrates skin and promotes elasticity;
2. Lubricates joints and reduces friction;
3. Accelerates wound healing and tissue repair;
4. Improves eye hydration and relieves dryness;
5. Acts as a carrier for active ingredients in transdermal or injectable formulations.

Health benefits

1. Enhances skin hydration and smoothness
2. Reduces the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines
3. Supports joint mobility and comfort
4. Promotes cartilage regeneration
5. Protects the ocular surface and relieves dry eye
6. Speeds up post-surgical recovery and wound repair
7. Boosts collagen synthesis
8. Improves skin barrier function
9. Soothes inflammation in joints and skin
10. Enhances delivery and retention of active ingredients

Segment

1. As raw materials for anti-aging, joint protection, and ophthalmic use, it is used in pharmaceutical field;
2. As a premium moisturizing and anti-wrinkle agent, it is widely used in health and cosmetic industry. It is found in skin serums, creams, eye drops, injectables, oral supplements, and functional drinks.