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CRANBERRY EXTRACT (VACCINIUM MACROCARPON)(BERRY)(STD. TO 30% PROANTHOCYANIDIN)
Cranberry Extract (Vaccinium macrocarpon), standardized to 30% Proanthocyanidins (PACs), is a potent botanical ingredient renowned for its targeted support of urinary tract health. Its unique A-type PACs inhibit bacterial adhesion, while a rich profile of polyphenols provides significant antioxidant benefits, making it an essential component for preventative health formulations.
Description
Cranberry Extract, derived from the Vaccinium macrocarpon berry, is a highly valued botanical ingredient in the supplement industry, primarily recognized for its potent health-promoting properties. This specific extract is standardized to contain 30% Proanthocyanidins (PACs), a crucial quality marker ensuring consistent efficacy and a concentrated profile of the berry's most active compounds. Native to North America, cranberries have a long history of traditional use for various ailments, with modern science now substantiating many of these applications. The extraction process focuses on isolating and concentrating the beneficial phytochemicals, moving beyond simple whole-fruit powders to deliver a targeted and scientifically validated ingredient for specialized health formulations. This standardization to a specific PAC content provides manufacturers with a reliable and verifiable active component, distinguishing it from generic cranberry products.
Key Benefits
- Supports urinary tract health by inhibiting bacterial adhesion
- Provides potent antioxidant protection against oxidative stress
- May reduce the recurrence of urinary tract infections
- Contributes to overall cellular health and integrity
Primary Uses
- Urinary tract health supplements (capsules, powders, liquid shots)
- Antioxidant and immune support formulations
- Women's health products
- Functional beverages and foods
Active Compounds
- Proanthocyanidins (PACs), specifically A-type PACs
- Flavonoids (e.g., quercetin, myricetin)
- Phenolic acids (e.g., hydroxycinnamic acids)
- Anthocyanins


