| HS Code | 139285 |
| Product Name | Tanshinone Ra |
| Cas Number | 568-73-0 |
| Molecular Formula | C18H12O3 |
| Molecular Weight | 276.29 g/mol |
| Appearance | Yellow crystalline powder |
| Solubility | Insoluble in water, soluble in organic solvents |
| Storage Temperature | 2-8°C |
| Purity | ≥98% (HPLC) |
| Source | Salvia miltiorrhiza (Danshen) |
| Usage | For research and laboratory use only |
| Synonyms | Tanshinone I |
| Melting Point | 192-195°C |
As an accredited Tanshinone Ra factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | Tanshinone Ra is supplied in a 10 mg amber glass vial, securely sealed, labeled with product details and safety information. |
| Shipping | Tanshinone Ra is shipped in tightly sealed, amber glass containers to protect against light and moisture. Packaging complies with regulations for laboratory chemicals. During transit, measures are taken to maintain a cool, dry environment. Safety documentation, such as MSDS, accompanies the shipment to ensure proper handling and compliance with international shipping standards. |
| Storage | Tanshinone Ra should be stored in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, away from direct sunlight and sources of heat or ignition. It is recommended to keep the chemical in a tightly sealed container, preferably under inert gas, and at a temperature of 2–8°C (refrigerated). Properly label the container and avoid exposure to moisture and incompatible substances. |
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Years of working in natural product chemistry have shown the real difference between a lab's early extract and what gets delivered at an industrial scale. Introducing Tanshinone Ra—a fine example of what it takes to go beyond the idea of a plant extract and bring a high-purity, stable, and reliable compound to industry users who measure value by the real quality sitting in their hands, not marketing talk. Tanshinone Ra stands apart because our process refines raw Danshen roots with care at every phase, right here in our production lines, not by contract farmers or outsourced vendors. We've tailored each step, from raw material selection to purification, in order to reach greater than 98% purity by HPLC, an achievement that reflects our refusal to compromise during scale-up.
The product's main model is strictly standardized according to our internal lot system, tracked from initial extraction to final shipment. Every kilo of Tanshinone Ra within our production facility follows a clear protocol for traceability. Each batch shows off a bright yellow to orange crystalline powder with no detectable heavy metals above European Pharmacopoeia standards. Water content, checked by Karl Fischer titration, stays below 2%. Impurities remain firmly under strict limits thanks to multiple rounds of column chromatography, so buyers receive real value in every shipment. For users in research and finished dosage manufacturing, this saves time and frustration when moving from pilot scale benchwork to production. Analytical data comes attached to each delivery: HPLC purity sheet, mass spectrum, residue solvent test, and precise melting point records.
Knowledge in natural product standardization keeps shaping our approach. Tanshinone Ra sits at the intersection of tradition and science-backed detail. In the lab, researchers gravitate towards Tanshinone Ra for use as an active pharmaceutical ingredient and as a reference compound in analytical testing. Chemists use it both for pharmacological research—studying cardiovascular and anti-inflammatory effects—and for developing functional health supplements. In our experience, one challenge stands out: uneven purity and stability with artisanal or low-grade tannin materials. By adhering to tough process controls—solvent selection, pressure regulation, lock-step temperature monitoring—we remove batch-to-batch inconsistencies that have long plagued users. This gives researchers and manufacturers a clear path, saving resources by avoiding the repeat work often triggered by unpredictable product quality.
Years of frustration come up among industry friends who tried importing from non-manufacturing brokers—a persistent complaint involves a "variable yellow powder" that does not match the stated certificates. Having direct control over raw material contracts, refining, and final packaging, we tackle this problem at the root. Unlike resellers who shuffle bulk materials, our process brings a well-defined particle size—for us, that typically falls in the range of 60–80 mesh—deliberately designed for rapid solubility and ease of mixing in both lab-scale and industrial equipment. When compared to broader “Danshen extract” powders or semi-crude concentrates, Tanshinone Ra from our line gives unmatched reproducibility for critical work, reducing background noise and removing false positives that can haunt assay development or end-product QC.
It's common to hear researchers or formulators ask why specification detail carries so much weight for a compound like this. After long hours at the plant, we have learned control prevents more headaches than any amount of after-the-fact troubleshooting. For Tanshinone Ra, the explicit 98% HPLC purity blows typical crude extracts out of the water; there is no surprise batch with a low mass balance or lurking isoforms—common problems with less refined products. We restrict potential pesticide residue with a multi-stage quality gate that checks right at the farm and again before extraction. Moisture control is not just cosmetic; excess water causes rapid degradative reactions with this active, destroying both yield and shelf life. Aggressive solvent removal, followed by vacuum drying, keeps water at bay and ensures Tanshinone Ra stays in peak form while awaiting integration into higher-value production lines.
The industry changes yearly, with new regulatory requirements and shifting standards. We have invested in analytical labs on-site to keep up with the challenge. Customers need hard data, not just a pretty certificate. Every shipment of Tanshinone Ra comes with one-to-one matched batch numbers, so researchers or quality managers can ask for archived retention samples or resistance to forced degradation testing. This attention allows producers of complex dosage forms—such as tablets, capsules, injectable solutions—to depend on predictable solubility, low impurity background, and robust product shelf life.
Years in the business have shown that supply chain trust cannot be replaced by paperwork. Our Tanshinone Ra starts on managed fields where we test soil and water yearly for contaminants. Harvesting logistics remain under our direct control. Barcoded lots mean we can trace each extracted vial of product to its original field, harvest season, and extraction batch. Direct extraction under GMP controls, and on-site analytics, stop the passing off of cut products or substituted material that is widespread in commodity trading. This way, deviation in assay or impurity profile becomes rare instead of routine. Customers who run routine analysis for their in-house QC teams regularly confirm that their HPLC fingerprints match the ones issued from our plant, not some vague “standard” with every shipment tested fresh, reflecting that traceability at a practical level.
Tanshinone-type diterpenes break down easily in the presence of light or excessive oxygen. Over the years, we’ve fought with unstable samples and lost hours remediating failed lab runs caused by poor storage at third-party warehouses. Our system begins with photo-stable containers, small lot packing (100g or 500g standard), and fills in nitrogen to prevent oxidative loss. Since inconsistent storage remains a root cause of failed batches in finished products, we've spent time working with customer partners to improve their on-site procedures and offer technical support whenever new packaging methods come out. Experience tells us shelf life delivers a return far greater than tracking shelf space metrics—a stable product means less waste, less downtime, and no sudden loss of active ingredient during formulation runs.
In an age of digital re-branding and vague “manufacturing alliances,” questions from technical managers always focus on whether suppliers actually own their extraction lines, or just drop-ship from somewhere else. Our on-site teams see every extraction run, from raw plant root to the final crystalline isolate. Problems get surfaced in real time; there is no waiting weeks for distant lab reports. Each instrument—analytical and production—runs regular calibration checks and we retain material from every batch for a minimum of five years. This doesn’t just fulfill regulatory expectations; it empowers partners to verify or repeat work with our direct supply chain documentation. Unlike drop-shippers, we handle each critical control point and document every corrective action or process change with up-to-the-minute audit records.
Feedback from researchers, formulation chemists, and production managers has shaped our Tanshinone Ra. For analytical chemists, purity matters more than yield—false peaks on the HPLC or ghost bands on TLC plates derail whole projects. Our routine double-assay (with two independent instruments) saves time otherwise spent ruling out lab error. Manufacturers use Tanshinone Ra for both pilot batches and long-term production, knowing lot-to-lot consistency avoids tedious reformulation or unexpected regulatory hiccups. Formulation scientists often face solubility and stability roadblocks; getting a fine-particle crystalline powder, without residual solvent or deliquescence, eliminates a major hurdle before scale-up. Regular technical dialogues—sometimes whole days spent at a partner site—help drive real-world problem solving, which beats off-the-shelf one-way sales models.
The most striking feedback from industry comes from teams who switched to Tanshinone Ra after repeated disappointment from loose "Danshen extract” or mislabeled “Tanshinone” powders. Cheap alternatives routinely come loaded with chlorophyll, cellulose, or starch powder, meant to bulk up weight but impossible to catch visually when an extract lacks proper chromatographic resolution. These fillers sabotage reproducibility and send years of analytical work down the drain. In contrast, each drum of Tanshinone Ra demonstrates near-theoretical recovery versus the raw material—a fact that comes from relentless work optimizing extraction and washing in-house, not buying bulk intermediates. Many claim to sell “high purity” but don't back it up with direct batch retention or multi-national compliance. We have kept our standards, meeting both Chinese and EU analytically confirmed thresholds for contamination, allowing easier cross-market registration for finished dose manufacturers.
Our team recognized early that documentation holds the key for industrial users, not just FDA or SFDA compliance. Every batch record, deviation report, analytical run, and supply chain signature stays available for inspection. Over time, this transparency cut down both quality disputes and confusion, as every technical or purchasing manager walks away knowing the route from root to finished isolate. Users accustomed to redacted or missing documentation—in products delivered through brokers—get a refreshing look at how traceability can work for them, not just regulators. We’re always prepared to open our logs for customers facing regulatory queries or needing to back-trace an unexpected result in their own labs. This sharing culture, forged over long relationships, builds trust in technical circles.
Scaling plant-based actives such as Tanshinone Ra did not come easy, nor cheap. Our investment leaned heavily toward closed-loop solvent systems, heat-exchanger integration to cut energy use, and on-site water purification. While extract profitability never measures up if cost-cutting sacrifices spec or safety, our experience points to incremental process upgrades that avoid product loss and environmental headaches. Equipment is configured for fast turnaround and minimal downtime. Losses on critical solvent, or shortfalls in raw material yield, receive immediate corrective action from our troubleshooting crews, trained to tail each production day with actionable feedback that leads to true continuous improvement.
Markets are changing; Tanshinone Ra’s applications have outgrown the days of pharmacology-only interest. Now, demand arrives from food technologists, cosmetic innovators, and even advanced material scientists looking for antioxidant blends free from pesticide residues or heavy metals. We constantly review analytical methods, moving beyond legacy TLC and UV-vis toward LC-MS and ICP-MS to head off regulatory headaches and provide end-users with better assurance. By linking our R&D capacity directly to production, we can roll out process changes to capture minor analogues if customer demand grows—flexibility a third-party or re-bundler cannot match.
Working side-by-side with partners in North America, Europe, and Asia taught our teams every region has quirks in their regulatory and handling needs. Assigning technical contacts—not salespeople—and shipping retention samples with each lot, we help integration go smoothly and catch issues before they snowball. In one case, we worked with a formulation plant in Germany upset about variable solubility; after on-site visits and test runs using our milled material, their production runs stabilized and cost over-runs dropped. On another occasion, a biotech company needed verified pesticide-free batches for US market registration—direct batch-level documentation and split sampling delivered a smooth compliance filing, with no last-minute regulatory pushback.
Experience tells us feedback does more than focus groups can accomplish. Every repeated customer report about handling, packaging material, or variations in drying led us to tweak specifics in real time. We’ve moved to smaller packaging sizes at customer request, invested in tamper-proof seals, and upgraded from standard polyethylene liners to medical-grade, heat-sealed inner bags for critical lots. Each solved problem, once surfaced, gets fed back into the next production run. Teams document what worked and what flopped, closing the loop between R&D, production, and the end-user’s reality. This responsiveness, sharpened over patient years, means Tanshinone Ra keeps pace with the real challenges faced by industry users in an era of tighter compliance and sharper analytical scrutiny.
Anyone can cast a wide net in today’s active ingredient sector. True value gets measured by technical staff assigned to solve tough GMP or lab challenges, not the flashiest brochure. We have never taken shortcuts in producing Tanshinone Ra, believing that every batch must stand up to scrutiny from seasoned analytical chemists and process managers. Batches are released for shipment only after direct sign-off by head analysts who run both the initial and confirmatory assays—so if an issue ever crops up, we know where and how to address it faster than waiting on remote support. This approach, built by teams not afraid to tackle tough troubleshooting, is what keeps long-term customers returning and allows new partners to join without reservation.
As demands rise for higher-standard natural actives and regulatory scrutiny grows, our work on Tanshinone Ra remains grounded in straightforward, high-touch manufacturing. Trust comes not from promises, but from day-in, day-out care to the details that only those with real plant-floor presence can see. Experience, transparency, and technical rigor give end-users the confidence that every lot, every kilo, brings the same uncompromising quality. Our doors stay open for technical dialogue; our logs remain ready for audit. Those who know the difference between a true manufacturer and a marketing middleman will see the benefit not just in product specs, but in every research project and production run that depends on genuine quality from the source.