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Saw Palmetto Extract (Serenoa Repens Berry Extract)

CAS 84604-15-9 · Formula Mixed

A concentrated Serenoa repens berry extract for dietary-supplement manufacturing. It is supplied as a raw material for dietary-supplement formulations.

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CAS Number
84604-15-9
Formula
Mixed
Material Family
Natural Extracts & Oils
At a Glance
Material Family
Natural Extracts & Oils
Record Type
Pure compound
Primary Role
Conditioning
Functional Roles
SERENOA SERRULATA FRUIT WATER
FRAGRANCESKIN CONDITIONING
Industries Served
Applications & Use Cases
  • Dietary supplements: Botanical extract for capsule, tablet, and softgel formats.
  • Nutraceutical formulation: Concentrated berry extract raw material.
  • Botanical blends: Component for multi-herb supplement formulations.
Safety & Handling
Full SDS available on request

A grade-specific Safety Data Sheet (SDS) — with the complete hazard classification, handling precautions, and transport information — is supplied with every shipment and available on request. Confirm all safety and regulatory details against the SDS for your specific grade.

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Chemical Identity
CAS Number
84604-15-9
Molecular Formula
Mixed
INCI Name
SERENOA SERRULATA FRUIT WATER
Full Description

Saw palmetto extract (CAS 84604-15-9), a botanical extract of Serenoa repens (saw palmetto) berries, here at a 4:1 concentration. It is supplied as a raw material for dietary-supplement formulations.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between saw palmetto and saw palmetto berry extract?

Saw palmetto refers to the plant Serenoa repens; the berry extract is the concentrated material processed from its berries. This product (CAS 84604-15-9) is a 4:1 berry extract, meaning roughly four parts berry material are concentrated into one part extract, supplied as a dietary-supplement raw material.

What does a 4:1 saw palmetto extract ratio mean?

The 4:1 designation is a concentration ratio indicating the amount of starting berry material relative to finished extract (about four parts crude berry to one part extract). It describes concentration, not a standardized active level; confirm any marker specification on the CoA.

What is saw palmetto berry extract used for in manufacturing?

It is supplied as a botanical raw material for dietary-supplement formats including capsules, tablets, and softgels, and as a component for multi-herb supplement blends. The finished-product manufacturer sets dosage and any label claims.

What grades and forms of saw palmetto extract are available?

Saw palmetto is offered in forms such as ratio extracts (e.g., this 4:1) and standardized fatty-acid extracts, as well as milled berry powder. Specify whether you need a ratio extract or a fatty-acid-standardized grade so the correct material and CoA are supplied.

What is the cost of bulk saw palmetto berry extract?

Pricing depends on harvest, extract type (ratio vs standardized), and order volume, so it is quoted per lot rather than at a fixed price. Submit a bulk RFQ with your required grade and quantity for a current quote, CoA, and SDS.

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