Displaying 10 results of Riboflavin Stable Isotopes Riboflavin stable isotopes are non-radioactive isotopes of the vitamin B2 compound. These isotopes are used in research to study the metabolism, absorption, and distribution of riboflavin in the human body. Riboflavin stable isotopes are also used to develop new diagnostic techniques and therapeutic treatments for riboflavin deficiency and related disorders. They offer a safe and accurate way to track the movement and utilization of riboflavin in the body without any harmful effects.