For professionals in the pharmaceutical, food, and dietary supplement industries, a thorough understanding of product specifications is non-negotiable when procuring raw materials like Magnesium Citrate (CAS 3344-18-1). Accurate sourcing ensures product quality, safety, and regulatory compliance.

Magnesium Citrate, typically supplied as a white or off-white powder, is characterized by several key parameters. The 'Appearance' is the first visual indicator of quality. Solubility, particularly its solubility in water and insolubility in ethanol, is also a critical factor for formulation scientists.

The 'Assay' or 'Content' of Magnesium, often specified on a dried basis (e.g., 14.5-16.4% for USP grade), directly indicates the product's potency and its suitability for specific applications. Buyers also pay close attention to impurity profiles, with limits set for Chloride, Sulfates, Arsenic, Iron, Calcium, and Heavy Metals. These parameters are vital for meeting regulatory requirements, especially for pharmaceutical and food-grade products.

Other important specifications include pH value, loss on drying (moisture content), and identification tests (A and B) confirming the presence of citrate and magnesium. For those seeking to purchase, terms like 'Magnesium Citrate anhydrous USP' or 'high purity Magnesium Citrate' are commonly used to filter suppliers based on quality requirements.

As a manufacturer and supplier of Magnesium Citrate, we pride ourselves on offering products that meet rigorous international standards. We provide detailed technical data and certificates of analysis for our Magnesium Citrate (CAS 3344-18-1). We encourage R&D scientists and procurement managers to connect with us to discuss their specific needs and to obtain pricing and sample information, ensuring they buy the right grade for their applications.