Black Cohosh Extract powder is a standardized herbal ingredient made from the rhizome of Cimicifuga foetida, supplying 2.5% triterpenoid saponins for use in dietary supplements.
This brown to yellow-brown powder is widely used in women’s health formulas that focus on endocrine balance, perimenopausal support and relief of mild climacteric discomfort. It is suitable for brands that want a traditional North American and Asian botanical with controlled levels of active saponins.
Our black cohosh extract is produced from carefully selected rhizomes through water–ethanol extraction, concentration and spray drying. Each batch is tested for identification, triterpenoid saponin content, moisture, ash, heavy metals, solvent residues, pesticide residues and microbiology to ensure consistent quality and safety.
Black cohosh extract is often combined with other female-support botanicals and vitamins in formulations targeting hot flashes, mood swings, night sweats and general menopausal well-being. Formulators can choose from different assay levels such as 2.5%, 5.0% or 8.0% triterpenoid saponins according to product positioning and local regulations.
This ingredient can be applied in capsules, tablets, powder mixes and other solid dosage forms. Typical daily serving levels are defined by the finished product design and market requirements, and our technical team can offer basic formulation suggestions on request.
As a professional manufacturer in Xi’an, Green Life provides stable supply, flexible packing from small trial packs to bulk drums and OEM / private label services for global customers. Standard documentation such as specification sheet, COA and technical data can be provided to support your registration and quality management.
Black Cohosh Extract powder is suitable for brands seeking consistent quality, clear specification and a reliable botanical option for long-term women’s health product lines.
For more herbal extracts related to Black Cohosh Extract, you can visit our Natural Herbal Extract category on gl-herb.com.
Background information on black cohosh and its traditional use for menopausal complaints can also be found on reputable resources such as the Healthline overview of black cohosh and scientific monographs.
