Appearance & Physical State: off-white to beige powder
Density: 1.159g/cm3
Melting Point: 187ºC
Boiling Point: 341.1ºC at 760 mmHg
Flash Point: 163.4ºC
Refractive Index: 1.571
Stability: Stable at normal temperatures and pressures.
Storage Condition: 2-8ºC

Synephrine Description

Synephrine is an alkaloid from the Citrus Arantium fruit, otherwise known as “bitter orange”. Synpehrine has been compared for many years to ephedrine, but it has none of the potent fat loss and a less potent stimulant effect compared to ephedrine. The bitter orange contains a high amount of synephrine alkaloids. It is calculated that nearly 27mg of synephrine would be consumed in a standard 16oz bitter orange drink. The synthetic version synephrine hcl would yield the same chemical to the body once consumed, making it legal to use as a dietary supplement.

Synephrine is safe

That’s not to say that Synephrine isn’t useful for weightloss and energy, it is just not as potent as ephedrine. Synephrine is very safe and although there are countless papers and articles pointing to the oddball adverse effect, the millions of doses of synephrine make it extraordinarily safe as a dietary supplement. It’s estimated that over 100 million doses of synephrine containing drinks and supplements have been taken since it’s introduction as a dietary supplement in the 90’s. The law specifically says that a product must be “reasonably expected to be safe”. Reports from medical professionals about the adverse effects of synephrine pale in comparison to the amount of people that have taken this dietary supplement over the years.

Synephrine main Function