Phosphatidyl serine manufacturers do not recommend the use of clear glass packaging

Phosphatidyl serine is typically packaged and stored in airtight containers made of materials that are compatible with sensitive compounds and help preserve its stability.

The most commonly used packaging materials for phosphatidyl serine include dark glass bottles, sealed plastic containers, aluminum foil bags, and vacuum-sealed packaging.

Dark glass bottles, typically amber or dark-colored, are commonly used to package phosphatidyl serine.These bottles help protect the compound from exposure to light, especially UV light, which can degrade sensitive molecules like phosphatidy serine.

High-quality, airtight plastic containers made from materials such as polyethylene (PE) or polypropylene (PP) are also suitable for packaging phosphatidyl serine.These containers prevent exposure to air and moisture, helping to maintain the compound's stability.

For bulk packaging or long-term storage, sealed aluminum foil bags are commonly used.These bags provide an additional protective layer, preventing exposure to light, air, and moisture.

Some phosphatidyl serine supplements or products may be vacuum-sealed to provide further protection against oxidation and moisture.

We choose chemically inert packaging materials that do not react with phosphatidyl serine, ensuring that the compound's quality and stability remain unchanged throughout its shelf life.  Properly sealed and labeled packaging helps maintain the integrity of phosphatidyl serine, ensuring its continued effectiveness for its intended applications.