Safflower Oils

Product Name	Safflower Oil
CAS	8001-23-8
Melting point	~40°
Boiling point	195 °C
Density	0.921 g/mL at 25 °C(lit.)
Storage conditions	room temp
Solubility	Dissolved in methanol, solubility of 0.1g/mL, clarified
Morphological	Oily
Acidity coefficient (pKa)	7.91±0.18(Predicted)
Color	Pale yellow
Purity	98%
Shelf life	2 years

Intro

Safflower oil is a reddish-brown clarified liquid with special qi and spicy taste. It has the effect of promoting blood circulation, dispelling wind, relaxing muscles and relieving pain. Safflower oil is mainly from Singapore, its main components are white oil, white camphor oil, laurel leaf oil, cinnamic aldehyde, turpentine, Holly oil, and some brands have blood and unknown ingredients. Turpentine oil and blood exhaustion have been reported to cause allergic reactions, and cinnamaldehyde is also one of the known allergens. In addition, it also has a certain effect on heart-abdominal pain, limb numbness, rheumatic bone pain. back pain, sprain and swelling, hot fire burn, mosquito bite, malicious Yin and other diseases.

Source of Safflower Oils

Safflower oil, in fact, is mostly derive from plant essential oil preparations popular in South Asia, and is said to have originated in Singapore. The earliest safflower oil contains safflower. Which can promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis to treat injuries. And later in the gradual evolution process, some products abandon safflower. But still retain the name of “safflower oil”. Singapore has a lot of this plant essential oil preparations, in addition to safflower oil. There are also wind oil, magic oil, seal oil, fist oil and so on.

Efficacy and function

Safflower oils has the effect of promoting blood circulation, dispelling wind, soothing tendons and relieving pain. It has a good effect on rheumatic bone pain, bruising injury, external headache and skin pruritus.

Application field

Baisfu Safflower oils is mainly use for emergency pain relief, anti-inflammatory and hemostasis. It can treat pain of heart and abdomen, rheumatism and bone pain, injuries, sprains, knife wounds, scalds, fire injuries, mosquito bites and insect bites.