SpecKare PGA (Gamma Poly Glutamic Acid) - At a glance

Originally discovered in the marine jellyfish (γ-PGA) Poly-γ-glutamate helps the jellyfish to store water in its fragile tissue so that it would not dehydrate in salty sea water.

Claims
  • Anti Wrinkle
  • Moisturising
  • Sun Care
  • Whitening
Functions
  • Cosmetic Ingredient
  • Active
Regulations
  • China Compliant
  • EU Compliant
  • US Compliant
Certifications
  • Vegan
  • Vegetarian
Country of Origin:
China

The detail on SpecKare PGA (Gamma Poly Glutamic Acid)
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SpecKare PGA is a natural occurring, multi-functional, and biodegradable biopolymer. It is produced through fermentation by Bacillus subtilis using glutamic acid.

PGA consists of glutamic acid monomers crosslinked between α-amino and γ-carboxyl groups.

It is water-soluble, edible and non-toxic towards human, and is environment friendly.

Large number of carboxyl groups along the molecule chain of gamma PGA can form hydrogen bonding in a molecule or between different molecules. Thus it has high water absorbability and moisture-retaining capability.

Thanks to its unique properties, Gamma PGA can be used as thickener, filmogen, humcctant, retarder, cosolvent, binder and anti-freezer, therefore the application prospect of gamma PGA is promising.

PGA IS AVAILABLE IN 700KDA AND 2000KDA.

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