| Customization: | Available |
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| CAS No.: | 79-81-2 |
| Formula: | C36h60o2 |
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Vitamin A Palmitate, chemical name as retinol acetate, is the earliest vitamin being discovered. There are two types of Vitamin A: one is retinol which is the initial form of VA, it only exists in animals; another one is carotene. Retinol can be composited by β-carotene coming from plants. Inside the body, under the catalysis of β-carotene-15 and 15′-double oxygenase, β-carotene is transformed into ratinal which is returned to retinol by the performance of ratinal reductase. Thus β-carotene is also called as vitamin precursor.
| Product Name | Retinyl Palmitate |
| Cas No | 79-81-2 |
| Molecular formula | C36H60O2 |
| Appearance | Slight yellow powder |
1. Vitamin A Palmitate can Prevent night blindness and vision loss; it's helpful to the treatment of eye diseases. (VA could promote the formation of photo pigment inside eyes).
2. Vitamin A Palmitate can anti-respiratory infection.
3. Vitamin A Palmitate can Immune-system enhancing
4. Vitamin A Palmitate promotes early recovery.
5. Vitamin A Palmitate keep healthy of organizations or organ surface.
6, Remove senile plaques
7. Vitamin A Palmitate promotes healthy growth and strong muscularity and protects skin, hair, teeth, and gums.
8. external use is helpful to the treatment of acne, pimple, and skin surface ulcerations. Vitamin A palmitate is fat-soluble, has the characteristic odor of VA ester, and has no peculiar smell. It is an essential factor that regulates the growth and health of epithelial tissue cells, thins the surface of rough and aging skin, promotes the normalization of cell metabolism, and has obvious wrinkle-removing effects. It can be used in advanced cosmetics such as wrinkle removal and whitening. Vitamin A palmitate also helps cell reproduction and distinguishes necrotic cells, and as an antioxidant, it can bind to free radicals that can produce genetic mutations.
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