SODIUM SUCCINATE USP

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SODIUM SUCCINATE USP

SODIUM SUCCINATE USP – PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Sodium Succinate USP (Disodium Succinate) is a pharmaceutical-grade compound widely used as a buffering agent, stabilizer, and excipient in injectable formulations and IV solutions. It is also used in food, cosmetics, and biopharmaceuticals due to its excellent solubility, low toxicity, and buffering capacity. We supply USP-compliant Sodium Succinate across USA, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Chile in multiple grade options.

📦 Industries Used In:

  • Pharmaceuticals (injectables, IV fluids, excipients)

  • Food & Beverage (flavor enhancer, acidity regulator)

  • Cosmetics & Personal Care

  • Biotechnology & Biopharma

  • Laboratory & Research

🧪 Available Grades:

  • USP/Pharmaceutical Grade

  • Food Grade

  • Biotech Grade

  • Analytical Grade

⚙️ Functions:

  • Acts as a buffering agent in injectables and oral solutions

  • Used as a stabilizer and excipient in pharma formulations

  • Serves as an acidity regulator and flavor enhancer in food

  • Enhances formulation stability in biopharma and cosmetics

  • Used in buffer preparation for lab and research applications

🧩 Classified Under:

 

  • Sodium Salts

  • Dicarboxylic Acid Derivatives

  • Buffers & Stabilizers

  • Pharmaceutical Excipients

  • Organic Acid Salts

CAS Number

150-90-3

Formula

C₄H₄Na₂O₄

Molecular Weight

162.05 g/mol

Density

1.76 g/cm³

Gravity

~1.76

Melting Point

> 200 °C (decomposes)

Partical Size

Fine powder or crystalline form, typically 75–150 microns (customizable)