Factory Wholesale CAS 150-13-0 P-Aminobenzoic Acid Paba with Best Price

• Powder: Yes
• Customized: Customized
• Certification: GMP, ISO 9001, USP, BP
• Suitable for: Elderly, Adult
• State: >99%
• Purity: >99%
• Model NO.: TGY2022050507
• Product Name: P-Aminobenzoic Acid
• Other Name: 4-Aminobenzoic Acid
• Appearance: White Crystal
• MW: 137.14
• Certificate: ISO 9001, USP
• Shelf Life: 24 Months
• Storage: Cool Dry Area
• Grade: Pharmaceutical Grade
• CAS No.: 150-13-0
• Sample: Avaliable
• Service: OEM
• MOQ: 1kg
• Assay: 99%Min, 99% HPLC
• Test Method: UV/HPLC
• Einecs No.: 205-753-0
• Transport Package: Boil Bag
• Specification: HPLC 99%
• Trademark: TGY
• Origin: Xi′an, Shaanxi, China (Mainland)
• Production Capacity: 3000kg/Month

Product Description

Product Name:Para-aminobenzoic acid
Brand Name: PABA /Vitamin B10
CAS No.: 150-13-0
Molecular formula:C7H7NO2
Molecular weight: 137.14g/mol
specification:99%
Appearance: 
Soublity:4.7 g/L (20 ºC)
Properties: Prevent Hair Loss,Skincare,Sunscreen
Shelf Life :2 years
Storage:Room temperature, keep dry and away from light.

4-Aminobenzoic acid is one of the most important aromatic amino acids and plays an irreplaceable role in the metabolism of life. In the cosmetics industry, it is an important intermediate of human sunscreen and hair growth agents; in the organic chemical industry, it is used to prepare various ester products, which can be used as resin modifiers, and can also be used to synthesize reactive dyes, azo Special intermediates for dyes.

1.Helps fat metabolism
2.Assist in the metabolism of amino acids and carbohydrates
3.Rromotes the normal functioning and growth of sweat glands, mental tissues, bone marrow, male gonads, skin and hair
4.Prevent white hair and hair loss, help to treat baldness
5.Maintain normal skin function, reduce eczema, inflammation of the skin
6.Relieve muscle pain
Sun protection

PABA can absorb ultraviolet (UV) rays - especially UVB Rays, which are associated with sunburns and DNA damage. It was thus a key ingredient in sunscreen starting in the 1940s but later linked to allergic skin reactions in some people Since 2019, PABA is no longer generally recognized as safe and effective for use in sunscreen by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) It's sometimes found in certain lotions and other products marketed as moisturizers, often in combination with aloe vera, and it's rarely used in shampoos, conditioners, and lipsticks.

Skin-related disorders 

Besides protecting against UV rays, PABA is claimed to help with skin issues related to hardening, tissue buildup, and discoloration - although how the compound may improve these conditions remains unclear For one, PABA has been investigated for its use in the treatment of Peyronie's disease, which is characterized by the buildup of fibrous plaque inside the penis One study found that taking a potassium PABA supplement significantly decreased plaque size in individuals with Peyronie's disease over 12 months, compared with a placebo That said, more research is needed, and PABA is currently thought to be ineffective for treating this condition

PABA has also been identified as a possible treatment for scleroderma,an autoimmune disease that causes hardening of the skin and fibrous deposits in the organs One retrospective study in 467 people with scleroderma found that 90% of those who received potassium PABA supplements experienced mild, moderate, or marked skin-softening, compared with 20% of a control group
Even so, this is one of the only studies on the topic, and it was conducted over 30 years ago. Other research has suggested that PABA has no effect on skin hardening associated with scleroderma, so additional research is needed .

Finally, PABA is often touted as a treatment for vitiligo, a condition marked by depigmentation and white patches on the skin. While some people with this disorder claim that PABA supplements help, limited scientific studies support the claim.

Hair care

One of the earliest uses of PABA supplements was to help with the repigmentation of prematurely Gray Hair . It's still used for this purpose today, and many personal testimonies suggest it's effective despite a lack of research. Studies in the 1940s and '50s found that taking PABA at daily doses ranging from 200 mg to 24 grams led to hair darkening and helped gray hair return to its original color. It's important to note, though, that some research found that hair became gray again after participants discontinued the supplement .
What's more, even though PABA was shown to darken gray hair in early studies, this effect has not been studied recently. Some researchers concluded that PABA should not be taken for the sole purpose of darkening hair, due to its unknown side effects.