Serrapeptidase is an independently developed enzyme product, produced through fermentation, extraction and purification from Serratia bacteria. Also known as Serratia protease, it is an alkaline proteolytic enzyme with excellent anti-inflammatory and anti-edema effects.
In recent years, market demand for serrapeptidase has been strong as an adjuvant pharmaceutical and health food ingredient.
⭐ Product Features
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Produced by liquid fermentation with nanobiotechnology, enabling precise extraction of active ingredients. The product's kinase activity reaches above 2200 SPu/mg.
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Compared with other pharmaceuticals, serrapeptidase offers the advantages of low cost, high safety, small molecular weight, good oral absorption and excellent anti-inflammatory effect.
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Suitable reaction temperature: 30–45°C, optimal at 37°C; denatures and inactivates above 80°C. Suitable reaction pH: 6–9, optimal at pH 7.2; inactivates below pH 5.
Keep in a cool, dry and dark place. Storage temperature: below 0°C.
Prolonged or improper storage may reduce enzyme activity. If exposed to high temperature or humidity, an appropriate increase in dosage is recommended.
⚠ Enzyme inactivation depends on conditions including substrate concentration, pH and temperature. It will be inactivated after 15 minutes at above 80°C or below pH5.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is Serrapeptase and how is it produced?
Serrapeptase (also known as Serrapeptidase or Serratia protease) is an alkaline proteolytic enzyme derived from Serratia bacteria. It is produced through liquid fermentation using nanobiotechnology, followed by extraction and purification processes to ensure high purity and enzyme activity above 2200 SPu/mg.
Q2: What are the main applications of Serrapeptase?
Serrapeptase is widely used across multiple industries: in pharmaceuticals for anti-inflammatory and anti-edema treatments; in dietary supplements for joint care and sports recovery; in biomedical research as an enzyme reagent; and in cosmeceutical formulations for anti-inflammatory skincare repair.
Q3: What are the optimal conditions for Serrapeptase activity?
The optimal reaction temperature is 37°C (suitable range: 30–45°C). The enzyme denatures above 80°C. The optimal pH is 7.2 (suitable range: pH 6–9). The enzyme is inactivated below pH 5. Exposure to 80°C for more than 15 minutes will result in complete inactivation.
Q4: How should Serrapeptase be stored to maintain its potency?
Serrapeptase should be stored in a cool, dry, and dark environment at temperatures below 0°C, with relative humidity kept below 60%. Improper storage at high temperatures or humidity may reduce enzyme activity, in which case an appropriate increase in dosage may be required.
Q5: What is the shelf life of your Serrapeptase product?
When stored properly under the recommended conditions (below 25°C and protected from humidity), the product has a shelf life of 2 years. Always refer to the batch-specific Certificate of Analysis for the exact expiry date.
Q6: What packaging options and delivery methods are available?
Serrapeptase is available in 1kg bags (double plastic bag + aluminum foil inner bag, boxed) or in drums/cartons for 10kg, 25kg, or larger quantities. Delivery options include EMS, DHL, UPS, FedEx (for 1–25kg, door-to-door in 3–7 days), air freight, or sea freight for larger shipments of 100kg or more.