Sodium Saccharin 8-12 Mesh

Sodium saccharin is an artificial sweetener derived from saccharin, a white, crystalline compound with a sweet taste. It is typically produced through a chemical synthesis process involving the reaction of toluene sulfonamide with chlorosulfonic acid or sulfur dioxide. The resulting sodium salt of saccharin, known as sodium saccharin, is a water-soluble compound widely used as a sugar substitute.

Uses of Sodium Saccharin

1. Food & Beverage Industry

• Sugar Substitute – Used in diet sodas, candies, chewing gum, and baked goods.
• Tabletop Sweeteners – Found in brands like Sweet’N Low and similar sugar-free products.
• Processed Foods – Used in low-calorie or sugar-free jams, jellies, and sauces.

2. Pharmaceutical Industry

• Medicines & Syrups – Added to cough syrups, chewable vitamins, and antibiotics to improve taste.
• Oral Care Products – Used in toothpaste and mouthwash as a sweetener.

3. Personal Care & Cosmetics

• Lip Balms & Lipsticks – Enhances sweetness in cosmetic products.
• Mouthwash & Toothpaste – Helps improve the taste of oral care products.

4. Animal Feed

• Used as a sweetening agent in livestock and pet food to enhance palatability.

5. Electroplating Industry

• Used in nickel electroplating to improve the brightness and smoothness of coatings.