Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Glycolic Acid (70% Solution in Water) Sp | 8.14662.5000 | Merck |
|---|---|
| Pack Size | 5 LTR |
| Form | Liquid Solution |
| Grade | Laboratory/Industrial Grade |
| Application | Skincare, Chemical Peels, Research, Industrial Cleaning |
Product Description
Glycolic acid is a versatile alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA) widely used in skincare, chemical peels, and laboratory applications. This 70% solution in water offers a balanced concentration for effective exfoliation, pH adjustment, and industrial cleaning. Merck’s high-purity formulation ensures consistency and reliability, making it a trusted choice for researchers, dermatologists, and manufacturers.
Whether you’re formulating skincare products, conducting chemical experiments, or developing industrial solutions, this glycolic acid solution delivers precise results. Its water-based formulation simplifies handling while maintaining potency. For bulk orders or specialized applications, eqipped provides seamless procurement with verified quality.
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FAQs
What is glycolic acid used for in skincare?
Glycolic acid exfoliates dead skin cells, reduces fine lines, and improves hyperpigmentation. It’s commonly found in peels, toners, and anti-aging products.
Is this glycolic acid solution safe for DIY skincare?
While effective, undiluted 70% glycolic acid is too strong for direct skin application. Always dilute to 10–30% for safe use and consult a dermatologist.
Can I buy glycolic acid online in bulk for my lab?
Yes, eqipped offers bulk quantities of Merck’s glycolic acid with competitive pricing. Contact our team for customized orders.
What’s the shelf life of glycolic acid solution?
When stored properly, this solution remains stable for 24 months. Check the expiry date on the label for precise information.
How does glycolic acid compare to other AHAs like lactic acid?
Glycolic acid has the smallest molecule size among AHAs, allowing deeper penetration. It’s more potent than lactic acid but may cause more irritation if overused.
