Chondroitin
Bone and Joint Health for Gen Z and Millennials
Why formulating bone and joint support products for younger adults will help broaden their choices—and how to make potential lifelong brand devotees. If it’s not going to help their sex appeal, then they don’t care—this has always been the prevailing idea about supplement purchase motivation of younger adults. That is largely true—however, the newest kids ...
Synutra Ingredients Augments Research Team, Continues Anti-Adulteration Advocacy
Synutra International (Rockville, MD) President Weiguo Zhang announced the company’s latest steps in its proactive efforts to banish adulteration from the chondroitin supply chain. The company named Jana Hildreth to the staff as director of technology and scientific affairs. Hildreth, who served as one of the AOAC’s Subject Matter Experts in Dietary Supplements, is also a ...
New Adulterant Found in Chondroitin
Zero One, also known as Z1, has been identified as sodium hexametaphosphate, a new adulterant found in chondroitin, according to a group of top U.S. scientists. First found in 2013 by Aishan Li, director of research and development and quality control of Meitek Technology, the new adulterant Z1 posed no health risk. However, research concludes further ...
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