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| Catalog Number | CI-SC-0468 |
| Product Name | Canola Oil |
| CAS | 8002-13-9 |
| Description | Non tacky oil. High in oleic and linoleic acid, ideal for skin and hair applications. Known for its low concentration of saturated fat and has a high proportion of mono-unsaturated fat. Extraction method: Expeller pressed, refined. |
| Solubility | Oil-soluble |
| Appearance | Clear light honey-colored liquid |
| Application | Skin care and hair products. |
| Storage | Store light-protected at a cool and dry place |
| HS Code | 1518009000 |
| INCI | Brassica Campestris (Canola) seed oil |
| Uses | Add to oil-phase of emulsions. Typical use level 1-20%. For external use only. |
How does Canola Oil compare to other oils in terms of stability during storage?
Canola Oil is more stable to storage in light than cottonseed oil and soybean oils, but is less stable than sunflower oil.
What is the odor of Canola Oil?
The odor of Canola Oil is bland.
How is Canola Oil obtained?
Canola Oil is obtained by mechanical expression or n-hexane extraction from the seeds of Brassica napus (Brassica campestris) var. oleifera and certain other species of Brassica.
What are the Chemical Properties of Canola Oil?
Canola oil is a yellow-brown liquid, a clear, light yellow-colored oily liquid with a bland taste.
What are some Pharmaceutical Applications of Canola Oil?
Canola Oil is used in topical preparations such as soft soaps and liniments in pharmaceutical formulations. It is also used in cosmetics.
Is Canola Oil considered toxic or non-toxic?
Canola Oil is generally regarded as an essentially non-toxic and non-irritant material.
What is the maximum amount specified by the FDA for Canola Oil in pharmaceutical formulations?
The FDA specifies the maximum amount of Canola Oil as 165.55 mg for each route or dosage form containing the ingredient.
How should Canola Oil be stored?
Canola Oil should be stored in an airtight, light-resistant container in a cool, dry place.
What regulatory status does Canola Oil have for use in cosmetics and foods?
Canola Oil is accepted for use by the FDA in cosmetics and foods. It is also included in the FDA Inactive Ingredients Database for oral capsules and in the Canadian List of Acceptable Non-medicinal Ingredients.
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