Taurine, Purity : 99

Natural taurine actually comes from meat, fish and dairy and is otherwise found as synthetic supplements. It’s most abundant in the brain, eyes, heart and muscles, and much like glycine, it’s considered a conditional amino acid as opposed to an essential amino. Assay (titr.) min. 99 % Residue on ignition max. 0.1 % Heavy metals (as Pb) max. 0.001 % Loss on drying max. 0.2 % Ammonium max. 0.02 % Chloride max. 0.01 % Sulfate max. 0.01 % As max. 0.0002