Betaine Impurities and its Related Products



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Betaine is a naturally occurring compound found in a variety of foods, including beets, spinach, and whole grains. However, during the manufacturing of betaine supplements, impurities may be introduced into the final product. These impurities can come from the starting materials, the manufacturing process itself, or from contamination during storage or transportation. Some common betaine impurities include trimethylamine oxide (TMAO), betaine hydrochloride, and dimethylglycine (DMG), which can have potential health risks if consumed in excessive amounts. It is important to choose high-quality betaine supplements that have been rigorously tested for purity and safety.
COMPOUND CATEGORY CAT. No. CAS. No. STOCK STATUS
Betainealdehyde Diethylacetal Chloride Impurities CS-T-06372 110675-66-6 Enquire
Betainealdehyde Diethylacetal Iodide Impurities CS-T-06373 6711-89-3 Enquire
Crotonobetaine Hydrochloride Impurities CS-T-13474 6538-82-5 In Stock
Decanoylamide Propylbetaine Impurities CS-T-73821 73772-45-9 Enquire
Myristoylamide Propylbetaine Impurities CS-T-83208 59272-84-3 Enquire
Octanoylamide Propylbetaine Impurities CS-T-83738 73772-46-0 Enquire
Palmitoylamide Propylbetaine Impurities CS-T-84626 32954-43-1 Enquire
Stearoylamide Propylbetaine Impurities CS-T-85144 6179-44-8 Enquire