Quercetin

Antioxidant and formulation upgrade route

Quercetin for antioxidant and cellular-wellness formulas with delivery-upgrade potential.

Quercetin is familiar to consumers and formulators, which makes differentiation important. Buyer review should clarify identity, assay, source, particle profile, and whether the formula needs a standard powder, blended concept, or upgraded delivery route.

Recognized active
Broad supplement-category fit.
Pairing logic
Works with zinc, vitamin C, bromelain, fisetin, and polyphenols.
Buyer files
Request source, particle profile, residual solvent, and heavy metals.

Delivery upgrade thinking
Evidence Library

Nutrition BioTech / Senolytics & Cellular Renewal

Sample-ready details for a faster first review.

Quercetin for immune, antioxidant and cellular renewal supplement formulas

Formula fit
Quercetin
Immune support, zinc ionophore awareness, allergy-season support, senolytic stack.
Sample value
Why review it
Strong consumer awareness; Solubility/absorption challenge creates upgrade opportunity.
Files to request
QA-ready route
COA, Spec, Allergen, GMO, Vegan.

Send the target format, serving size, market channel, and required documents. We will match the sample and files to the launch path.

Quercetin 98% supplier specification

Nutrition BioTech is a bulk quercetin ingredient supplier and manufacturer, supplying quercetin in two grades — anhydrous (CAS 117-39-5) and dihydrate (CAS 6151-25-3) — each at 98% minimum by HPLC, produced from Sophora japonica-derived rutin by hydrolysis and purification, for B2B nutraceutical formulation.

Quercetin is supplied as either the anhydrous form or the dihydrate, and the two are not interchangeable at equal weight. Every lot ships with a Certificate of Analysis stating identity, HPLC assay and the assay basis, so that the hydrate form is fixed before label claims and overage are calculated.

Ingredient name Quercetin 98% — two grades supplied: anhydrous and dihydrate
Synonyms Quercetin; 3,3′,4′,5,7-pentahydroxyflavone; quercetol; meletin; sophoretin; quercetin dihydrate
CAS number 117-39-5 (anhydrous); 6151-25-3 (dihydrate)
Molecular formula C15H10O7 (anhydrous); C15H10O7 · 2H2O (dihydrate)
Molecular weight 302.24 g/mol (anhydrous); 338.27 g/mol (dihydrate)
Assay / purity 98% minimum by HPLC for both grades, each calculated on its own basis (anhydrous or dihydrate) and stated on the Certificate of Analysis for each lot.
Hydrate form and assay basis Both grades are supplied as separate specifications and the grade is fixed per order. The dihydrate carries two molecules of water per molecule of quercetin, so at the same 98% assay an equal weight of dihydrate delivers roughly 10.7% less quercetin than the anhydrous grade. The two are therefore not interchangeable weight for weight, and the grade should be fixed before label claims, overage and cost-in-use are calculated.
Source / production route Produced from rutin of Sophora japonica (Japanese pagoda tree) flower bud origin by hydrolysis and purification. Botanical origin and solvent set are stated on the specification sheet.
Appearance Yellow to greenish-yellow crystalline powder
Solubility Practically insoluble in water; soluble in ethanol, DMSO and dilute alkali. Wetting behaviour and particle size should be confirmed for the intended dosage form.
Delivery format options Standard 98% powder, micronised powder and solubility-enhanced formats (phytosome, liposomal or solid dispersion) are written as separate specifications with their own assay basis, and are not interchangeable on a weight-for-weight basis.
Typical applications Capsules, tablets, sachets and powder blends for B2B nutraceutical manufacturing; commonly formulated alongside zinc, vitamin C, bromelain and fisetin
Documentation Certificate of Analysis, specification sheet, botanical identity, heavy metals, microbiological testing, residual solvents, pesticide residues, allergen statement, GMO statement, particle size data and stability data
Quality system ISO 22000:2018, FSSC 22000, HACCP and GMP (certificates provided on request)
Supplier Nutrition BioTech, 1601 W. Mission Blvd, Suite 103 (DL#29), Pomona, CA 91766, United States
Nutrition BioTech ingredient library / Senolytics & Cellular Renewal

Quercetin

Quercetin for immune, antioxidant and cellular renewal supplement formulas.

Why brands ask for it

Quercetin remains a high-demand flavonoid for immune, antioxidant and cellular renewal formulas. Nutrition BioTech can support standard quercetin and upgraded delivery concepts for brands needing better differentiation than commodity quercetin powder.

Finished-product fit

Immune support, zinc ionophore awareness, allergy-season support, senolytic stack. The strongest conversations start with format, serving size, documentation, and how the material behaves in the intended formula.

What makes the sample useful

  • Strong consumer awareness
  • Solubility/absorption challenge creates upgrade opportunity
  • Pairs with zinc, bromelain, vitamin C, fisetin

Before the sample ships

  • Confirm it quercetin dihydrate.
  • Confirm it absorb.
  • Confirm any phytosome/liposomal option.
  • Review serving-size logic and label-space fit.
  • Confirm source, identity, and supporting documentation.

File Package

Ask for the material files that match your market, dosage form, and internal review process.

Available documents may include: COA / Specification / Allergen Statement / GMO Statement / Vegan Statement / Heavy Metals / Microbial Limits / Manufacturing Flow Chart / Residual Solvent / Country of Origin / Composition Statement.

Regulatory & Facility Support

Product-specific regulatory information may include Self-GRAS, NDI/NDIN, GRAS, ODI, or regulatory review notes, depending on the ingredient and target market.

Facility and quality system support may include Kosher, Halal, HACCP, ISO 22000, PCQI, c-GMP, NSF and other applicable certificates upon request.

A better sample request includes target format, serving size, active marker, market channel, and the files your QA or regulatory team needs before approval.



Product review FAQ

Use these questions to start a claim-safe B2B sample, formulation, and documentation review.

What files can Nutrition BioTech provide for Quercetin?

Available files may include COA, specification, identity, source, allergen, GMO, vegan, heavy metals, microbial limits, manufacturing flow, residual solvent, country of origin, and composition statements, depending on the material and target market.

How should a brand review Quercetin before sampling?

The best first review includes the target dosage form, serving size, market channel, active marker, required documents, and any formulation constraints such as solubility, taste, density, particle behavior, or stability.

What regulatory and facility support may be available?

Product-specific regulatory information may include Self-GRAS, NDI or NDIN, GRAS, ODI, or regulatory review notes where applicable. Facility and quality system support may include Kosher, Halal, HACCP, ISO 22000, PCQI, c-GMP, NSF, and other applicable certificates upon request.

Claim boundary: ingredient pages are for B2B technical and formulation review. Public wording should be matched to the intended market, dosage form, and applicable regulatory review.

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