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Magnesium Stearate in Medicine and Beyond

Magnesium Stearate in Medicine and Beyond


Tablets and pills, vitamins and powders. These all owe their consistency – the amount of active ingredient per serving – to products such as magnesium stearate. This long-chain saturated fat acts as a flow agent allowing ingredients to properly separate into tiny capsules without clogging machinery or adhering to the sides of capsules. As a USP ingredient supplier, Bell Chem ensures its magnesium stearate meets all medical levels of purity. This ingredient is utilized in more than the pharmaceutical industry, though. Read below for the many areas where magnesium stearate is the best choice for your company.Get more news about Magnesium Stearate,you can vist our website!

MAGNESIUM STEARATE
Usually processed with a salt (magnesium), stearic acid is derived from many animal or plant sources, including chicken, beef, palm oil, eggs, salmon, coconut oil, and dairy products. Magnesium ions bond with stearate molecules to form an acid/base reaction creating a salt: magnesium stearate. At room temperature, magnesium stearate is a solid, white powder.

Scientists have confirmed stearic acid is the sole long-chain saturated fat that does not raise levels of cholesterol.
PHARMACEUTICAL USES
Magnesium stearate is an inactive ingredient that keeps active ingredients flowing freely. Medications are often coated with magnesium stearate, and the flavor is rather distinct. As a saturated fat, it also acts as a lubricant for many medications.

Inside the body, magnesium stearate breaks down slowly, allowing medication to pass through the stomach before being broken down in the small intestine where the medication is absorbed rather than destroyed in the extremely acidic conditions of the stomach.

COSMETICS
As with medications, magnesium stearate adds bulk to active ingredients, helps separate the ingredients to give the same amount of ingredient with every use, and it also acts as a handy colorant for products that would normally be transparent or clear.

Many cosmetics, such as foundations, eyeliner, deodorants, blushes, lipstick, face powder, and hair care products rely on magnesium stearate for its thickening, lubricating, and binding properties.For products with an oily base, magnesium stearate deters separation of oils from liquids.

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