Isoborneol

While the Food and Drug Association hasn’t officially approved the classification of Isoborneol as medicinal yet, many eastern medicines have embraced it long ago. The Japanese medicinal practice called moxibustion involves burning mugwort, a plant-heavy in Isoborneol, near the skin. The Chinese use Isoborneol flakes as Bingpain, an extensively studied therapeutic. Other traditional Chinese medicines appear in many products; essential oils, topical salves, creams, etc. These serve a vast range of purposes; soothing stomachs, and assisting in skin healing and more. This terpene has the powerful scent of a mix between cinnamon and menthol.

 Piney  Camphor

• Details
• SDS
• COA
• Specifications
• Ingredients

• • Name- Isoborneol
  • Sources- Camphor 
  • Organoleptics (taste & smell)- cinnamon, mentholic 
  • From Naturally Derived Ingredients - Yes 
  • Solvent-Free- Yes
  • Food Grade- Yes
  • Fillers- None

•  Isoborneol Safety Data Sheet - SDS

• Isoborneol COA

• • CAS 123-35-3
  • FEMA 2762
  • Formula C10H16
  • Molecular Mass 136.24g/mol
  • Boiling Point 168 °C (334 °F)
  • LD50 >5000mg/kg (Compare to Nicotine in humans – 0.5-1 mg/kg)
  • Structure - X
• Components
  • Purified Isoborneol