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Plant-Based Silica from Stinging Nettle (Urtica dioica) – 1–5%
Urtica dioica
- Marker compound
- Silica
- Standardisation
- 1–5% (ICP / ICP-MS)
- Assay method
- ICP / ICP-MS
- Plant part
- Root, Leaf
- Origin
- China
Plant-Based Silica from Stinging Nettle (Urtica dioica) – 1–5%
Stinging Nettle extract is produced from the root / leaf of Urtica dioica (Urticaceae family) and supplied as a plant-derived nutrient concentrate, standardized to Silica. Available grades: 1%, 5%. Typical sourcing: China. For B2B formulation in nutraceuticals & supplements.
1%5%
Specifications
| Botanical name | Urtica dioica |
| Common names | Stinging nettle |
| Plant family / part | Urticaceae / Root / leaf |
| Marker compound | Silica |
| Phytochemical class | Minerals › Plant-derived minerals |
| Available grades | 1%, 5% |
| Assay method | ICP / ICP-MS |
| Pharmacopoeia & standards | Ph. Eur. (EP), EMA herbal monograph, ESCOP monograph, WHO monograph |
| Form | Plant-Derived Vitamin & Mineral |
| Origin | China |
| Pack sizes | Sample (50 g), 250 g, 1 Kg, 5 Kg, 25 Kg |
| Shelf life & storage | Typically 24 months in sealed original packaging; store cool, dry and away from light |
Formulation focus
- Joint & Bone Health
- Men's Health
- Allergy Support
Industries
Nutraceuticals & Supplements
Traditional systems: European herbal tradition
Documentation
The Technical Data Sheet and Safety Data Sheet (GHS format) can be downloaded from this page; the batch Certificate of Analysis is supplied on request. Confirm the assay method (HPLC, UV or gravimetric) on the CoA, as results differ between methods.
For B2B formulation and research use. Statements have not been evaluated by the FDA or other regulators; this ingredient is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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