Cobalt Gluconate

Our organization caters to the various demands of our clients by offering Cobalt Gluconate at the best economic prices. The offered product is an organo-metallic compound that is used for applications requiring non-aqueous solubilities such as solar energy and water treatment. It is also used in various pharmaceutical products such as mouthwashes, skin care and much more. Sometimes irritation may occur after using Cobalt Gluconate but is not always possible. The appearance of this compound varies from Rosy pink or pinkish red crystalline solid to granular powder.

The ester of Gluconic Acid, gluconolactone, is also called glucono delta-lactone. The powder form of gluconolactone is white and odorless. The water is removed from Gluconic Acid to form Gluconolactone. This is a carboxylic acid. The use of Gluconic Acid and its derivatives in cosmetics and personal care products includes mouthwashes, shampoos, bath products, cleansing products, and skin care products. The salts that are blended in the form of this products are as follows:

• Barium Gluconate
• Calcium Gluconate
• Cobalt Gluconate
• Cooper Gluconate
• Ferrous Gluconate
• Lithium Gluconate
• Magnesium Gluconate
• Manganese Gluconate
• Potassium Gluconate
• Sodium Gluconate
• Zinc Gluconate

Technical Specifications:

• CAS No.: [71957-08-9]
• Molecular formula: C12H22CoO14
• Molecular weight: 449.23
• Purity (calculation on dry basis): 98.0-102.0%
• Identification accord to the test
• Moisture 3.0-9.0%
• Heavy metal ‰0.004%
• Reductive material ‰1.0%
• Arsenic ‰3ppm
• Plumbum ‰0.001%

How does it work?

Cobalt (which helps make red blood cells to carry oxygen around the body) might help make more red blood cells during times when oxygen levels are low.

How to use:

Insufficient Evidence for

• People who suffer from a long-term illness (chronic anemia) have a lower level of red blood cells
• Other conditions
• This use of cobalt requires more evidence to rate its efficiency.

Side effects:

When taken by mouth: Small doses of cobalt could be safe when taken for a short time. There are a few small studies that suggest cobalt chloride 1 mg daily for 90 days is safe. When taken in high doses or for prolonged periods of time, cobalt is not safe. It may lead to heart problems, hearing impairment, and vision loss in some people.

When inhaled: Inhaling cobalt may be dangerous. People exposed to cobalt dust in certain industries may suffer from heart problems, hearing loss, lung diseases,and vision loss

Warnings and precautions while using this product

Pregnancy and breast-feeding: Cobalt isn't safe for pregnant or nursing women due to a lack of reliable information. Do not use it during pregnancy or nursing.