Astragalus Root Extract

Choose polysaccharide-standardized extract for broad immune and traditional wellness formulas. Choose astragaloside IV standardization when your brand wants a more specific marker compound for premium healthy-aging or longevity positioning. Many brands start with 50% or 70% polysaccharides because it is cost-effective and familiar to supplement manufacturers.

A 10:1 extract ratio means 10 parts raw root are used to make 1 part extract under the stated process. It is useful for traditional positioning but does not guarantee a specific active level. If your formula needs measurable active compounds, request polysaccharide or astragaloside IV standardization on the COA.

Yes, astragalus is widely used in immune support and daily wellness products. Keep claims general and structure/function oriented. Strong disease-prevention language can create regulatory risk, especially for products sold in the US, EU, or UK.

Every sample and bulk order includes COA, MSDS, and specification sheet. Depending on the selected grade, the COA can show polysaccharides, astragaloside IV, moisture, ash, heavy metals, and microbiology. Pesticide screening, allergen statement, Non-GMO statement, and country of origin declaration are available on request.

Yes. Astragalus pairs well with reishi, turkey tail, cordyceps, elderberry, echinacea, vitamin C, zinc, and beta-glucans in immune support blends. It can also fit healthy-aging formulas with ginseng, resveratrol, and green tea extract.

Check plant part, extract ratio or active marker, heavy metals, microbiology, and pesticide status. Because astragalus is a root botanical, heavy metal and pesticide data are especially important for professional buyers and brands targeting California, EU, or premium retail channels.

Minimum bulk order is 1kg. Pricing depends on whether you choose a ratio extract, polysaccharide grade, or astragaloside IV grade. Higher astragaloside IV content costs more, so share your target marker and annual volume for accurate quotation.