NFI MLS30 alpha-glyceryl monolaurate

Alpha-Monolaurin is an optically active, potency-enhancing bipolar molecule due to its alpha structure.
Triglycerides (fats/oil) are three fatty acids connected to a glycerol carbon skeleton, and monoglycerides are composed of a glycerol carbon skeleton and one
fatty acid molecules bonded by ester bonds. There are three hydroxyl groups (-OH) on glycerol, so fatty acids can be attached to Sn1=α,
Sn2=β, Sn3=α', and the molecular activity connected to α is the strongest.

Lauric acid, a medium-chain fatty acid with 12 carbon bonds, Alpha-monolaurin is lauric acid bonded to glycerin
α position. Because the three-dimensional structure is not close to the esterase, it can escape the action of digestive enzymes and stay in the body for a long time.
Alpha-monolaurin is non-acidified, non-corrosive, and has better palatability than the soapy taste of lauric acid.


Alpha-monolaurin with the highest content in the market
The analysis results of lauric ester (NFI MLS30) and various competitive products on the market, monolaurin (α-monolaurin) contains the highest amount, good palatability, higher digestibility than silica carrier, no agglomeration of granular products, automatic powder when mixing Crushing immediately releases glyceryl monolaurate, ensuring its operability and effectiveness.

Country of Manufacture: Germany