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Branded ingredient · Black Pepper
BioPerine®
by Sabinsa · Bengaluru, Karnataka, India · sabinsa.com
Tier 1 · listedOrigin IndiaNon-GMO Project VerifiedSelf-Affirmed GRAS
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- Scientific name
- Black Pepper
- Active
- Piperine
- Assay
- min. 95 % Piperine
- Physical form
- Powder
- Dosage
- 5 mg
- MOQ · lead time
- 25 Kg · 3 - 4 weeks
About this ingredient
BioPerine® by Sabinsa is a patented black pepper extract developed for use as a bioavailability-enhancing ingredient in dietary supplement and functional food formulations. The ingredient is widely incorporated alongside vitamins, minerals, amino acids, antioxidants and botanical extracts to support nutrient absorption and utilization. Characterized by the pungent and thermogenic properties associated with black pepper, BioPerine® has been clinically researched across multiple nutrient applications and offers formulators a versatile tool for optimizing ingredient delivery within complex formulations.
Categories
Sports & performanceAntioxidant & cellular healthNutrient absorption
Specification
8 parametersReproduced exactly as the manufacturer states them. A parameter the catalogue does not hold shows as a dash rather than a default.
Identity
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Scientific name | Black Pepper |
| Active compound | Piperine |
| Country of origin | India |
| Physical form | Powder |
Standardization
| Marker | Guaranteed level | Applies to | Test method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Piperine | min. 95 % | - | - |
Use and handling
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Dosage studied | 5 mg |
| Minimum order quantity | 25 Kg |
| Lead time | 3 - 4 weeks |
Applications
7 formatsFormats the supplier has run at commercial scale. No inclusion levels have been supplied for this listing yet.
CapsulesEnergy DrinksFunctional BeveragesGummiesNutrition BarsPowder BlendsTablets
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“Standardized to 95%” is four words doing at least three different jobs. What the marker, the minimum and the missing test method each tell you — and what none of them do.