Saccharin Sodium

Saccharin Sodium, the sodium salt of saccharin, is one of the oldest artificial sweeteners, offering roughly 300 to 400 times the sweetness of sucrose with zero calories and no impact on blood glucose, making it useful for diabetic, low-carbohydrate, and weight-management diets. It is a highly water-soluble, heat-stable white crystalline powder used across diet beverages, tabletop sweeteners, dairy, and toothpaste, and in pharmaceutical formulations as a flavor-masking agent to improve patient compliance with bitter-tasting medicines. Distributed (not manufactured) by Ningbo Pangs Chem Co., Ltd., with samples available, it is sold across North America, Central/South America, Western and Eastern Europe, Australasia, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.