Mace Distillation

Botanical Source:Myristica fragransCAS Number:8007-12-3Offering Grade:MyristicinActive Compound:Myristicin (C11H12O3)

Mace Distillation

About Mace Distillation

Mace Distillation is sourced from Myristica fragrans. It is offered standardized for Myristicin, CAS 8007-12-3. Traditional and industrial applications include digestive support, pain relief & inflammation, aromatherapy & mental wellness, skin health & wound care.

Applications & Benefits

Digestive Support

Topical massage (diluted in a carrier oil) on the abdomen, or inhaled in aromatherapy.

Pain Relief & Inflammation

Added to topical massage blends or balms applied to sore muscles and joints.

Aromatherapy & Mental Wellness

Diffused in an ultrasonic diffuser or blended with bathwater.

Skin Health & Wound Care

Formulated in skincare products, lotions, or serums at a very low dilution (1% to 2%).

Oral Care & Immunity

Diluted in a natural mouth rinse (with extreme caution) or diffused for respiratory support.

Specifications

Technical Specification Sheet

Botanical Source: Myristica fragrans
Offering Grade: Myristicin
CAS Number: 8007-12-3
Active Compound: Myristicin (C11H12O3)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the botanical source of Mace Distillation?

Mace Distillation is sourced from Myristica fragrans.

What is the CAS number for Mace Distillation?

Mace Distillation carries CAS number 8007-12-3.

What grade is Mace Distillation offered in?

Mace Distillation is offered standardized for Myristicin.

What is Mace Distillation used for?

Mace Distillation is commonly used for Digestive Support.

What are root and husk oils?

These are essential oils obtained by steam distillation of root and husk raw material, used in aromatherapy, perfumery, and pharmaceutical applications.

How is each root or husk oil specified?

Each product page lists the botanical source and the primary active compound the oil is characterized by.

Do any root or husk oils share the same botanical source?

Jhatamansi Distillation and Spikenard Distillation are both sourced from Nardostachys jatamansi and share the same CAS number (8022-22-8) under different trade names. Each product's page confirms its own botanical source and active compound.