BUGA-Hyaluronic Acid from Rooster Comb Solutions (in pure water), 1 mg/ml
Product Info
Bugamed Biotechnology produces hyaluronic acid, which is in the glycosaminoglycan group, from rooster combs in high purity. BUGA-Hyaluronic Acid from Rooster Comb Solutions (in pure water), 1 mg/ml (BUGA-HYA-RC Solution), TS EN ISO standards are applied in the production. In this context, within the scope of MDR and medical device regulations, TS EN ISO 10993-10, 17 and 18 and biocompatibility tests ISO 10993-5 standards are followed. BUGA-HYA-RC Solution obtained from rooster combs has a high molecular weight (generally 2-4 MDa).
BUGA-HYA-RC Solution is a 1 mg/ml hyaluronic acid gel and has certain viscosity and flow properties. The viscosity of this solution varies depending on its molecular weight and concentration. BUGA-HYA-RC Solution with higher molecular weight generally tends to be more viscous and fuller, which allows it to persist in the tissue for a longer period of time. Solutions with a relatively lower molecular weight may have lower viscosity and are easier to inject. When injected, the gel structure helps to achieve the desired effect by providing a homogeneous distribution in the application area.
A 1 mg/ml concentration solution of rooster comb-derived hyaluronic acid in water is typically administered as a medical product via injection. Needle applications are utilized in fields such as dermatology, orthopedics, ophthalmology, and aesthetic surgery.
• Dermatology and Aesthetic Surgery
• Orthopedics
• Biomaterials
• Tissue engineering studies
• Cosmetic creams and moisturizers
• Wound healing
• Tissue regeneration
• Tissue renewal
• Biomaterial coatings
• The product is provided at a 1 mg/ml concentration in water and is ready for direct use.
• You can dilute the solution with pure water to achieve the desired concentration.
• The solution can be lyophilized to obtain it in dry form for your studies.
Product Technical Specifications
Appearance | Liquid, transparent color |
Smell | No data available |
Form | Solution |
Storage temperature | +4°C |
Shelf life | 3 months from production date |
Solubility/Hyaluronic acid concentration | Pure water/1 mg/ml |
Molecular weight | 2-4 MDa |
Viscosity (at 0.1% Concentration) | 0,17 Pa.s |
HA source | Sourced from rooster comb. |
Protein by Lowry | ≤ 2 % |
Endotoxin/LAL | ≤ 5 EU/ml |
Protein amount | ≤ % 0.1 |
Nucleic acid amount | ≤ % 0.01 |
Total amount of DNA and RNA | < 4,0 mg/ml |
Amount of fat | 0 |
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