Tribulus Terrestris Extract 10%-98% Tribulus Saponins

• Certification: ISO, FDA
• Assay Method: HPLC
• Application Form: Paste, Tablet, Capsule
• Application: Health Care Products, Medicine
• State: Powder
• Extract Source: Tribulus Terrestris Extract
• Model NO.: 10%-98% Tribulus Saponins
• Botanical Source: Tribulus Terrestris L.
• Color: Fine Brown Powder
• Plant Parts Used: Whole Herb,100% Natural
• Solubility: Ethanol & Water
• Assay: Nlt 90% Saponins
• Loss on Drying: Nmt 5.0%
• Ash Content: Nmt 5.0%
• Extract Solvents: Ethanol & Water
• Heavy Metals: Nmt 10ppm
• Arsenic (as): Nmt 2ppm
• Lead (Pb): Nmt 2ppm
• Cadmium (CD): Nmt 1ppm
• Mercury(Hg): Nmt 1ppm
• Total Plate Count: < 10,000cfu/G
• Total Yeast & Mold: < 1000cfu/G
• Transport Package: 25kgs/Drum
• Specification: 10%-98% Tribulus Saponins
• Trademark: Kingherbs
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 2938909090
• Production Capacity: 500kg

Product Description

Product Name: Tribulus Terrestris Extract     
Botanical Source: Tribulus terrestris L.           
Part Used: Fruit.
Specifications: 40%- 98% Tribulus Saponins;
             Protodioscin 20%-45%
CAS No.: 90131-68-3; 55056-80-9
Appearance: Brown yellow fine powder 
Active Ingredient: Saponins, semidrying oil, peroxidase,
glycoside resin, proteins and inorganic matter.
 

Analysis Items		Specifications
Appearance		Fine Brown Powder
Odor & Taste		Characteristic
Bulk Density		45-60g/100ml
Particle Size		NLT 95% through 80 Mesh
Assay		NLT 90% Saponins
Loss on Drying		NMT 5.0%
Ash Content		NMT 5.0%
Extract Solvents		Ethanol & Water

Tribulus terrestris is a herb from Ayurveda that is mostly recommended for male health including virility and vitality, and specifically more catered towards cardiovascular and urogenital health.
A specific component, tribulosin, appears to be quite potently cardioprotective and is effective in the 1-10nM range. It has not yet been tested in living creatures, but remains a very promising option.

In animal research, the fruits of tribulus appears to protect the organs (mostly liver and kidneys) from oxidative damages at reasonably low dosages and also exert anti-stress effects; confirming the status of tribulus terrestris as an Adaptogen.

Despite the above promise as an adaptogen and a libido enhancer, studies investigating tribulus in sports performance have all failed to find benefits. The herb seems to be a possibly healthy herb that enhances sexuality but with limited use for power output and tes tosterone enhancement.