Arlu Dry Extract is a botanical ingredient associated with Ailanthus excelsa Roxb., a tree belonging to the Simaroubaceae family. In the Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia of India, Arlu is identified with the stem bark of this botanical species. It is also known by names including Aralu and Maruk in traditional botanical references.
Commercial Arlu Dry Extract may be offered as a powdered extract produced from identified stem bark. The exact properties of the finished product depend on the raw material, extraction solvent, concentration process and manufacturing specification. Buyers should verify the botanical identity and plant part before comparing products sold under similar common names.
The botanical identity for this product page is Ailanthus excelsa Roxb., family Simaroubaceae, with stem bark as the specified plant part. The scientific name and plant part should be documented in the manufacturer's technical records and confirmed through appropriate raw-material identification procedures.
Common names can vary across regions and commercial listings. For this reason, Arlu should not be identified using its common name alone. The product should also be distinguished from extracts made from other species, including Oroxylum indicum, where the same or similar common names may appear in some sources.
A botanical dry extract is generally prepared by processing an identified plant material with a suitable extraction solvent, separating insoluble material, concentrating the extract and drying it into a powder. The actual manufacturing process for Arlu Dry Extract depends on the selected grade and the manufacturer's approved process.
The extraction solvent, native extract ratio and any carrier or processing aid should be recorded in the technical specification. Extraction ratios and marker percentages must not be assumed from the product name or copied from unrelated commercial grades.
Arlu Dry Extract should be assessed against a defined product specification. Relevant quality parameters may include botanical identification, appearance, moisture or loss on drying, total ash, particle size, bulk density, residual solvents, microbiological quality and applicable contaminant testing.
Any assay or marker specification should state the tested constituent, analytical method and acceptance range. A numerical standardization percentage should only be published when supported by the manufacturer's current certificate of analysis (COA). Where no universal commercial limit has been established for the grade, use the approved batch specification instead.
Arlu is recognized in Ayurvedic botanical references under Ailanthus excelsa Roxb., with stem bark as the specified plant part in the Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia of India. This traditional identity can help buyers establish the raw material to be evaluated, but it does not establish that every commercial extract is approved for every Ayurvedic preparation.
For formulation development, verify the botanical name, plant part, processing details, quality specification and applicable regulatory requirements. The intended application and the finished material's safety profile should be assessed before use.
Arlu Dry Extract should be packed in suitable, sealed packaging that protects the material against moisture and contamination. Packaging type, storage conditions, shelf life and retest period should follow the manufacturer's approved technical data sheet and supporting stability documentation.
For commercial procurement, confirm available packaging sizes, batch traceability, minimum order quantity and delivery terms directly with the supplier.
Before selecting Arlu Dry Extract, request the current COA, technical data sheet (TDS), botanical identification, confirmation of stem bark as the plant part, extraction solvent, extract ratio and standardization details where applicable. Relevant safety documentation and test results should also be reviewed according to the intended application.
Reliable documentation allows buyers to evaluate the exact grade and compare batches using consistent quality parameters. The published product page should reflect the material actually supplied and avoid unsupported assay, certification, therapeutic or manufacturing claims.
Arlu Dry Extract is a botanical extract associated with Ailanthus excelsa Roxb. stem bark in the Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia of India.
The Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia identifies Arlu with Ailanthus excelsa Roxb. Confirm the identity on the supplier's COA because common names may be used differently in commercial listings.
The plant part listed in the Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia is stem bark. Confirm that the supplied extract uses this plant part.
No single extract ratio should be assumed for all commercial grades. Verify the ratio in the manufacturer's approved specification.
Review botanical identification, plant part, appearance, extraction details, loss on drying, ash, particle size, applicable contaminants and microbiological quality against the approved specification.
Check the botanical identity, current COA and TDS, batch traceability, quality-control documentation and applicable regulatory information. Verify manufacturing, supply and certification claims directly with the company.
Request the current COA, TDS, botanical identification, plant-part confirmation, extraction details and applicable safety documentation.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Appearance | powder |