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Anhydrous caffeine is an important component of many products in industry and research. As a pure active ingredient without additives, it offers numerous applications – from dietary supplements to pharmaceuticals. In this blog post, you will learn more about the properties, uses, and sources of high-purity, anhydrous caffeine.

What is anhydrous caffeine?

Caffeine is a naturally occurring alkaloid found in numerous plants such as coffee, tea, cocoa, and guarana. In its pure, anhydrous form, it is a white, crystalline powder with a characteristic, slightly bitter taste.

Compared to caffeine in beverages or foods, the anhydrous product is significantly more concentrated. It contains no additives or fillers but consists of 100% the active ingredient caffeine. Therefore, it is particularly interesting for industrial applications and research purposes where high purity is required.

Properties of anhydrous caffeine

• Purity: ≥ 99% caffeine
• Appearance: white, crystalline powder
• Taste: slightly bitter
• Solubility: well soluble in water and other polar solvents
• Stability: stable at room temperature, light-sensitive
• Dosage: high concentration, therefore caution in use

Uses of anhydrous caffeine

High-purity, anhydrous caffeine is used in many industries. Here are some examples:

Dietary supplements

Caffeine is a popular ingredient in dietary supplements, especially in products for athletes and people with increased energy needs. The concentrated form of anhydrous caffeine allows precise dosing and formulation.

Pharmacy

In the pharmaceutical industry, anhydrous caffeine is used as an active ingredient in various medications, for example, to treat headaches, fatigue, or circulatory disorders. Caffeine also plays an important role in emergency medicine.

Cosmetics

Caffeine is also used in cosmetic products such as creams, serums, or shampoos. Here it is especially valued for its blood circulation-promoting and decongestant properties.

Research

In laboratories and research institutions, anhydrous caffeine is used as a reference substance, standard material, or starting material for further experiments. High purity is crucial here.

Food industry

Anhydrous caffeine also plays a role in food production, for example as an ingredient in energy drinks, chewing gums, or baked goods.

Other applications

Furthermore, caffeine is used in products such as cleaning agents, inks, or paints. Here, its chemical properties are beneficial.

Sources for anhydrous caffeine

Anhydrous caffeine is available in pure form as powder or crystals from specialized chemical suppliers. It is important that the product comes from certified manufacturers and meets all relevant quality standards.

For example, at ChemMarkt.de you can find high-quality, anhydrous caffeine (Caffeine, Ph. Eur.) in various packaging sizes. Our offer is aimed at both industrial customers and research institutions and laboratories.

Besides purity, we place great importance on delivery availability, documentation, and competent customer service. We are happy to advise you on applications, dosing, and storage of anhydrous caffeine.

Conclusion

Anhydrous caffeine is a versatile raw material with high purity. Whether in industry, research, or medicine – the concentrated active ingredient offers numerous applications. When sourcing, quality and origin of the product should be carefully checked.

ChemMarkt.de is your competent partner for high-quality, anhydrous caffeine. Benefit from our comprehensive range, delivery availability, and our expert know-how around this important industrial raw material.