Calcium Hopantenate Hemihydrate CAS No.:17097-76-6 98.0% purity min. Nootropic

1.Product introduction

 Calcium Hopantenate Hemihydrate, also known as calcium 2-aminoethanesulfonate N-hydroxyethane-1,2-diamine-2,2-diol hemihydrate, is derived from triphenic acid, Pantenic acid is a derivative of pantethine, a component of coenzyme A. Calcium hopanate hemihydrate is thought to enhance brain function by increasing brain metabolism and blood flow and improving the synthesis and release of acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter involved in memory and learning processes. Its applications include age-related memory loss. The compound is usually available as oral tablets or capsules.

2.Features

 (1) High purity: Through natural extraction and precision manufacturing processes, high-purity Calcium Hopantenate Hemihydrate can be obtained. High purity means better bioavailability and fewer adverse reactions.

 (2) Safety: Calcium Hopantenate Hemihydrate is a pharmaceutical compound that has been proven safe for human use. Within the recommended dosage range, there are no toxic or side effects.

 (3) Stability: Calcium Hopantenate Hemihydrate preparations show good stability and can maintain their activity and effectiveness under different environments and storage conditions.

 (4) Easy to absorb: Calcium Hopantenate Hemihydrate can be quickly absorbed by the human body, enters the blood through the intestines, and is distributed to various tissues and organs.

3.Application

 At present, Calcium Hopantenate Hemihydrate has gained important applications in cognitive disorders and memory disorders. It is widely used in clinical practice for its potential to enhance brain metabolism, improve blood flow, and modulate neurotransmitter systems involved in memory and learning processes. Calcium Hopantenate Hemihydrate has been shown to be effective in improving age-related memory loss . Calcium Hopantenate Hemihydrate also has broad application prospects. Furthermore, the compound's safety profile and favorable pharmacokinetic properties make it an attractive candidate for combination therapy. In conclusion, Calcium Hopantenate Hemihydrate currently occupies an important role in cognitive impairment, and its potential application in other neurodegenerative diseases shows great promise for future advances.