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Gymnema sylvestre extract is a dry powder made from the leaves of Gymnema sylvestre, a woody climbing vine in the dogbane family (Apocynaceae). It is usually standardized to gymnemic acids at 25% or 75%, most often measured by a gravimetric method. We supply it in bulk to supplement brands, contract manufacturers, and formulators.

Botanical name Gymnema sylvestre
Plant part Leaf
Typical grade 25% gymnemic acids (gravimetric)
Pack sizes 5 lb, 11 lb, 25 lb, and 55 lb
Why Gymnema Sylvestre Extract

A leaf extract with a named marker group and two common grades

Gymnema sylvestre extract is simple to specify. It has a named marker group, two familiar grades, and an HPTLC identity test. That makes lot to lot comparison easy for buyers and quality teams.

Named marker compounds

Gymnemic acids are a family of triterpene saponins found in the leaf. Specifications state a minimum for the whole group, which gives you a measurable target for every lot.

Two familiar grades

The 25% gymnemic acid grade is the most widely listed. A 75% grade is also traded for formulas that need a smaller fill weight.

Identity you can check

An HPTLC fingerprint compared with a reference standard confirms that the leaf is Gymnema sylvestre. Published spec sheets list it as the identity test.

Ethanol and water extraction

One published spec uses 75% ethanol and 25% water, with a native ratio of 5:1. The liquid is filtered and dried to a powder.

Fine, free flowing powder

Spec sheets call for a fine brown powder that passes an 80 mesh screen. Bulk density runs about 0.40 to 0.60 g/mL, which suits capsule filling and tableting.

A strong bitter taste

Gymnemic acids taste bitter, and the extract carries that taste. Capsules and tablets handle it well, while drink mixes need taste trials.

Formulation Uses

Where formulators use gymnema sylvestre extract

This extract fits measured formats where fill weight and serving size are controlled, including:

  • Capsules
  • Compressed tablets
  • Single ingredient powders
  • Multiple ingredient botanical blends
  • Stick packs and sachets
  • Powdered drink mixes, after taste trials
  • Tea blends, using leaf powder
  • Private label programs

Plan fill weights from the confirmed assay on each COA. A 25% grade and a 75% grade are not interchangeable gram for gram, so recalculate your serving math whenever you change grades.

What Commercial Buyers Should Review

What to check before you buy gymnema sylvestre extract

Two powders sold as gymnema extract can differ in assay method, carrier, solvent, and plant part. Review these points together, and ask for lot documents before you approve a supplier.

Species and plant part

Confirm Gymnema sylvestre leaf on both the specification and the certificate of analysis (COA). Plain leaf powder and leaf extract are sold under similar names, so check which one you are buying.

Assay method

Ask whether gymnemic acids are measured by a gravimetric method or by HPLC. HPLC and HPTLC methods usually report gymnemagenin, the shared core of the gymnemic acids, so the two numbers do not match.

Carrier and its source

Some 25% grades contain up to 25% maltodextrin to reach the stated assay. Ask for the carrier's name, percentage, and source, such as corn.

Solvent and ratio

Confirm the extraction solvent and the native extract ratio. Ethanol and water at about 5:1 is a common pairing, and residual ethanol should appear on the COA.

Contaminant limits

Check heavy metals by ICP-MS, microbial limits by USP methods, and pesticide residues. Compare each limit with your own finished product specification.

Origin and harvest

Ask for the country of origin and whether the leaf was cultivated or wild collected. Some published spec sheets name cultivated leaf from China.

Label math: If your label lists gymnemic acids per serving, work from the measured assay on each COA and the method behind it. A carrier adds to the powder weight but not to the assay.

Specification

Typical specification for gymnema sylvestre extract

These values reflect the common 25% gymnemic acid grade. Final figures come from the specification sheet and COA for your lot. NLT means not less than, and NMT means not more than.

Parameter Specification Method
Botanical source Gymnema sylvestre, leaf HPTLC fingerprint
Appearance Fine brown to greenish brown powder Visual
Odor and taste Characteristic odor, bitter taste Organoleptic
Gymnemic acids NLT 25.0%, or NLT 75.0% for the high grade Gravimetric
Extraction solvent Ethanol and water Supplier declaration
Extract ratio 5:1 Supplier declaration
Carrier None, or maltodextrin with percentage and source Supplier declaration
Particle size 100% through 80 mesh USP <786>
Loss on drying NMT 5.0% USP <731>
Total ash NMT 10.0% USP <561> or Ph. Eur. 2.4.16
Bulk density 0.40 to 0.60 g/mL USP <616>
Lead NMT 3.0 ppm ICP-MS
Arsenic NMT 1.0 ppm ICP-MS
Cadmium NMT 1.0 ppm ICP-MS
Mercury NMT 0.1 ppm ICP-MS
Total aerobic count NMT 10,000 cfu/g USP <2021>
Yeast and mold NMT 1,000 cfu/g USP <2021>
E. coli and Salmonella Negative in 10 g and 25 g USP <2022>
Pesticide residues Meets USP <561> GC-MS and LC-MS
Shelf life 24 months, unopened Stability data
Storage & Handling

Storage and handling for bulk gymnema extract

Botanical extracts hold their quality when they stay sealed, dry, and out of light. Published gymnema specs ask for a well closed container kept away from moisture, light, and oxygen.

Keep it sealed

Close the inner liner after each use and press out the air. Extract powders pick up moisture from the air and can cake when left open.

Store cool and dry

Keep bags off the floor in a dry room, away from heat sources. Follow the temperature range on the spec sheet.

Keep away from light

Leave the powder in its original opaque packaging. Light and heat can shift color and assay over time.

Rotate stock

Record the lot number and retest date for each bag. Send older lots to production first.

Buyer FAQ

Gymnema sylvestre extract buyer FAQ

Quick answers to the questions procurement and quality teams ask most.

What is gymnema sylvestre extract standardized to?

It is standardized to gymnemic acids, usually at 25% or 75%. Most suppliers measure the grade by a gravimetric method. Check the method on the COA, because a few listings use HPLC instead.

What is the difference between 25% and 75% gymnemic acids?

The 75% grade is three times as concentrated, so you need about one third as much powder for the same gymnemic acid amount. The 25% grade is the most widely listed and may contain a carrier such as maltodextrin. Choose based on your label target, capsule size, and cost per finished serving.

Is a gravimetric result the same as an HPLC result?

No. A gravimetric method weighs a gymnemic acid fraction separated from the extract. HPLC and HPTLC methods usually break the gymnemic acids down to their shared core, gymnemagenin, and measure that. Compare grades only when the methods match.

Is gymnema leaf powder the same as gymnema extract?

No. Leaf powder is dried, milled leaf. Extract is made by soaking the leaf in a solvent and drying the liquid into a concentrated powder with a stated assay. Extract is the usual choice when a label needs a standardized amount.

How is gymnema sylvestre identity confirmed?

Identity is confirmed with an HPTLC fingerprint compared against a reference standard. Ask for the identity result on each COA, along with the gymnemic acid assay and its method.

What does gymnema extract taste like?

It tastes bitter. Gymnemic acids have a strong bitter taste of their own, so plan taste trials before you use the extract in drink mixes or chewables. Capsules and tablets avoid the issue.

What documents can I get with an order?

A certificate of analysis (COA) and a specification sheet ship with every order. An allergen statement and a safety data sheet may also be available, depending on the lot in inventory. Contact us to request them.

Can I get a sample before a bulk order?

You can request one by choosing sample options on the quote form. We will confirm availability, size, and timing.

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This bulk ingredient is sold for further manufacturing and formulation. The information on this page describes the ingredient and how commercial buyers evaluate it. It is not medical advice. Each finished product brand is responsible for its own labeling and product claims.

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