Description
One of the by-products of mint oil production is dementholised mint oil. The remnant that is left behind after the mint oil extraction is corn mint oil or dementholised mint oil. Mentha leaves are the source from which this substance is obtained.
BASIC INFO.:
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- CAS number: 68917-18-0
- Name: Dementholised Mint Oil.
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- Specifications: A substance with a wide application in multiple industries.
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS:
- Treatment and Function: Used to treat muscle and joint pains. It is also used to deal with respiratory problems.
- Physical Form: White Yellow Liquid.
- Medicine Type: Human drugs and skincare products.
- Ingredients: Dementholised Mint Oil API
- Recommended for: Muscle and joint pains along with respiratory problems.
- Storage: Keep away from light in a cool place.
USES:
Dementholised mint oil has a wide range of applications. It has found some of its uses in the pharmaceutical industry as it acts as a herbal agent to relieve muscle and joint pain. In addition, medicines to deal with flu, colds, asthma, etc. have dementholised mint oil in them as well.
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION:
Dementholised mint oil is a by-product of mint oil extraction and is available in a form with or without terpenes. It has 36-50% of L-Menthol in it.
PRODUCT APPLICATION:
For a by-product, this agent has a very huge spectrum of uses in multiple industries. Apart from the pharmaceutical industry, this agent is used as a food additive and also used in personal care products. Muscle and joint pain can be effectively treated when it is topically applied. In personal care products, this agent is present in toothpaste, deodorants, body lotions, etc.
PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES:
- Melting Point – N/A
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- Form – Liquid.
- HS Code – 33012590
- Color – White Yellow.
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- Solubility – It is soluble in organic solvents but insoluble in water-based agents.
