Myo-Inositol

Ingredient name: Myo-Inositol

Other name: Inositol; sometimes referred to commercially as vitamin B8, although it is not classified as a vitamin in all regulatory contexts.

Form: Fine white crystalline powder

Specification: High-purity and pharmacopoeial-aligned grades may be available. Identity, assay, water content, related substances and test methods must be confirmed against the selected specification and batch COA.

Solubility: Generally soluble in water. Finished-form clarity, taste, concentration and stability require formulation testing.

Potential applications: Powder blends, sachets, capsules, tablets and selected women’s-health or functional-nutrition development projects, subject to the applicable Australian regulatory pathway.

Key formulation checks: Grade and identity, assay method, particle size, moisture, related substances, heavy metals, microbiology, sweetness or flavour impact, flow, dissolution and finished-product stability.

Do not assume that the ingredient’s presence in one regulated product category permits every food, medicine, dosage or claim. The finished product and intended use require separate assessment.

Available support may include specification, Certificate of Analysis (COA), TDS, SDS and relevant allergen, GMO, residual-solvent, heavy-metal or microbiological statements, subject to the selected grade.

For a useful quotation, provide your intended application, target grade or compendial requirement, dosage format, estimated annual volume, destination market and required documentation. Samples are coordinated for qualified B2B projects.

For bulk supply and formulation enquiries, contact info@herbify.com.au.

Is myo-inositol the same as D-chiro-inositol?
No. They are different stereoisomers and should be specified separately rather than treated as interchangeable.

Can it be used in any Australian food or medicine?
No. Suitability depends on the exact grade, intended use, finished-product category, presentation and current requirements.

What should buyers compare between grades?
Compare identity, assay and method, compendial alignment, impurities, moisture, particle size, microbiological limits and supporting documents.