Stamin-C-50

INCI: Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate

2D chemical structure of Stamin-C-50 (Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate)
Structure: PubChem (NCBI)

Formulator notes

Sodium ascorbyl phosphate: a water-soluble vitamin C derivative that is more stable in formulation than ascorbic acid. Used for brightening at 0.5-5%, pH 4-8.

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Technical data

INCI nameSodium Ascorbyl Phosphate
Also known asSAP, Vitamin C
IUPAC namesodium (2R)-2-[(1S)-1,2-dihydroxyethyl]-4-hydroxy-5-oxo-2H-furan-3-olate 2-phosphate
CAS number66170-10-3
EC number425-180-1
HSN code29362700
FormPowder
SolubilityWater Glycerin
Typical dosage0.5-5%
Molecular weight (g/mol)322.1 · Medium (250 to 500 g/mol)
pH min4
pH max8
Pack size (kg)25
MOQ (kg)300
Shelf life (years)2

Applications

  • Anti-Ageing Serums & Creams
  • Lip Care (Balms, Lipsticks)
  • After-Sun Care
  • Face Masks & Treatments
  • Brightening & Whitening Products
  • Baby & Child Care Products
  • Moisturisers & Lotions
  • Eye Creams & Treatments
  • Acne & Blemish Treatments
  • Body Lotions & Butters
  • Soaps & Body Washes
  • Hair Growth & Scalp Treatments
  • Anti-Dandruff Products
  • Sunscreens & SPF Products
  • Foundations & BB Creams
  • Perfumes & Fine Fragrances
  • Blush & Bronzer

Frequently asked

What is Stamin-C-50?

Stamin-C-50 is INCI name Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate (CAS 66170-10-3), supplied by Vinner Labs for anti-ageing serums & creams.

What is the typical use level of Stamin-C-50?

The typical dosage of Stamin-C-50 is 0.5-5% in finished formulations. Exact levels depend on the application and regional regulations.

What is Stamin-C-50 soluble in?

Stamin-C-50 is soluble in: Water Glycerin.

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