Riboflavin Powder

For supplement, food fortification, pharmaceutical, and animal nutrition projects, with sourcing focused on specification alignment, documentation, packaging, and stable bulk supply.

Riboflavin powder is commonly sourced as a Vitamin B2 ingredient for premix, tablet, capsule, and fortified food systems where specification clarity, handling consistency, and export-ready supply support matter.

  • Vitamin B2 raw material for B2B sourcing
  • Suitable for supplement, food, pharma, and feed applications
  • USP / BP / EP or agreed specification support
  • COA, SDS, and spec sheet available
  • Sample and bulk packaging options for commercial orders

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Pure vitamin b2 powder Riboflavin

Quick Specs

Identity

INCI Name

Riboflavin

Alias

Riboflavin Powder; Vitamin B2 Powder; Riboflavin; Vitamin B2

CAS Number

83-88-5

Molecular Formula

C17H20N4O6

Molecular Weight

376.36

Quality

Assay

USP / BP / EP or agreed specification

Grade

Food Grade, Pharm Grade, Feed Grade

Standards

BP, USP, EP, FCC

Assay Method

HPLC

Handling

Appearance

Yellow to orange-yellow powder

Form

Powder

Solubility

Slightly soluble in water; application suitability should be confirmed according to the intended formulation, premix, or fortified food system

Applications

Supplement, food fortification, pharmaceutical, and animal nutrition projects

Commercial Terms

MOQ

MOQ depends on packaging and specification.

Lead Time

3–7 working days for standard items; bulk orders by schedule.

Incoterms

EXW / FOB / CIF / DAP / DDP

Sample

Free sample (shipping charged)

Quality & Documents
COA (per batch) • SDS/MSDS • TDS/Spec sheet (on request). Additional statements depend on product and market.

Product Overview

Riboflavin Powder is a Vitamin B2 ingredient commonly used in supplement, food fortification, pharmaceutical, and animal nutrition sourcing projects.

It is usually supplied as a yellow to orange-yellow powder under USP, BP, EP, or agreed internal specification, and buyers often review standard alignment, application fit, and documentation scope before technical or commercial evaluation.

It is commonly considered for tablets, capsules, premixes, fortified foods, and feed systems, with sample support and bulk packaging options available for sourcing reference.

Pure vitamin b2 powder Riboflavin

Applications

Dietary Supplements
Suitable for multivitamin formulas, B-complex products, tablets, capsules, and powder blends where Vitamin B2 is required as part of a nutritional formulation.

Food Fortification
Suitable for flour enrichment, cereal fortification, beverage premix, and other fortified food systems where Riboflavin is used as a Vitamin B2 source.

Pharmaceutical
Suitable for projects requiring stronger emphasis on standard alignment, technical review, and batch documentation support for riboflavin-related formulations.

Animal Nutrition / Feed
Can also be considered for premix and feed-related vitamin systems where nutritional fortification, packaging practicality, and stable sourcing are important.

How to Choose the Right Grade / Form

For supplement projects
Confirm the intended dosage form, target standard, and document requirements before supplier comparison.

For food fortification projects
Review application fit, packing size, and specification basis before commercial evaluation.

For feed and premix projects
Confirm packaging practicality, stable supply expectations, and technical document scope before ordering.

Before ordering
Confirm intended use, target standard, required packaging format, destination market, and technical document requirements before commercial evaluation.

Technical & Formulation Notes

Technical Notes

Riboflavin is typically sourced as a Vitamin B2 raw material with purchasing review centered on specification alignment, appearance consistency, and application suitability.

For commercial evaluation, buyers usually focus on standard, handling characteristics, and supporting documents rather than consumer-facing nutrition language.

This product is commonly reviewed for supplement, fortified food, pharmaceutical, and feed-related use where bulk supply and batch consistency matter.

Procurement assessment often includes packaging format, destination-market requirements, and whether the specification matches the intended formulation or premix system.

For tablet and capsule systems, specification fit and compatibility with the overall vitamin formula should be reviewed before scale-up.

For powder blends and premixes, color impact and uniform distribution should be evaluated during pilot testing.

For fortified food applications, the selected specification should match the intended process and packaging plan.

For feed and animal nutrition projects, practical bulk packing and storage handling should be confirmed before order placement.

Sealed storage and controlled warehouse handling are recommended to maintain stable product condition.

QC review may include appearance, identification, assay, loss on drying, residue-related items, microbiological suitability where applicable, and packaging integrity.

COA, SDS/MSDS, and technical specification documents can be provided according to project scope and market requirements.

Product specifications

TestSpecificationMethod
AppearanceYellow to orange-yellow powderVisual
IdentificationPositivePer specification
AssayUSP / BP / EP or agreed specificationPer specification
Ingredient NameRiboflavin / Vitamin B2Reference
CAS No.83-88-5Reference
SolubilitySlightly soluble in waterPer specification
Loss on DryingAs agreed specificationPer specification
Residue on IgnitionAs agreed specificationPer specification

Storage, Shelf Life & Packaging

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place in tightly sealed containers.

Protect from moisture, direct sunlight, and unnecessary exposure during storage and transportation.

Shelf Life

Shelf life should follow the agreed specification, original packing condition, and validated storage environment.

Packaging integrity and batch label compliance should be checked before use.

Packaging & Logistics

Sample Packing
Small evaluation quantities can be packed in sealed foil bags for technical review.

Bulk Packing
Standard commercial supply can be arranged in cartons, drums, or other agreed export packing formats according to application and order volume.

Logistics
Packing size, shipment plan, and document set should be aligned before commercial confirmation for bulk orders.

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Supply, Documentation & Customization

Documents & Compliance

COA, SDS/MSDS, and TDS/spec sheet available based on product and market requirements.

Customization & Private Label

Custom packing, private label, and labeling support available depending on product type and order scope.

Commercial Support

Sample, lead time, and incoterm options can be discussed according to destination market and supply plan.

Why Source From Lifeworth

Clear communication on specification scope and application fit
Support for buyers who need a more structured sourcing discussion around Riboflavin standards, use cases, and document planning.

Support across supplement, food, pharma, and feed projects
The product is positioned with attention to practical procurement needs, packaging integrity, and application matching rather than broad sales language.

Batch documentation support
COA per lot with SDS/MSDS and TDS available for technical, quality, and purchasing review.

Export-ready bulk handling
Packaging, labeling, and shipment coordination can be arranged for international sourcing projects.

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FAQ

1) What is Riboflavin Powder used for?
It is commonly considered for supplement, food fortification, pharmaceutical, and animal nutrition projects.

2) Is this product the same as Vitamin B2?
Yes. Riboflavin is the standard ingredient name for Vitamin B2.

3) Is Riboflavin Powder suitable for tablets and capsules?
Yes. It is commonly reviewed for tablet, capsule, multivitamin, and B-complex applications.

4) Can it be used in food fortification projects?
Yes. It is commonly sourced for fortified food and premix systems, subject to specification and market requirements.

5) Are samples and documents available?
Yes. Samples, COA, SDS/MSDS, and technical specification documents can be arranged for sourcing evaluation.

6) How should Riboflavin Powder be stored?
It should be stored sealed in a cool, dry place away from moisture, direct light, and unnecessary exposure.

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