CBGA isolate in food-grade bulk container

CBGA ISOLATE (≥99.9%)

CAS 25555-57-1

5 g – 1 kg · Contact for pricing

Formula
C22H32O4
MW
360.49
Purity
≥99.9%
Form
Acidic isolate

CBGa (cannabigerolic acid) is the acidic precursor the entire pentyl cannabinoid family is built from. THCA synthase, CBDA synthase and CBCA synthase compete for it in the plant. Heat removes CO₂ from the carboxyl group and yields neutral CBG, which is why the acid is stored cold and handled differently from the neutral.

Specification sheet (PDF) · one page, forwardable; the lot COA carries the measured values

What is CBGA?

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Storage
2–8 °C after receipt
MOQ
5 g research · 100 g campaign
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Origin
Lot-level — on the COA
Documents
COA / SDS on request
Use
Ingredient / RUO — not for human consumption as sold

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Like other acids, CBGA is heat- and light-sensitive. Request residual-solvent and water-activity data with the COA.

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Buying guide

Bulk CBGA isolate: what it is and how to buy it

Bulk CBGa isolate is cannabigerolic acid (CAS 25555-57-1, C22H32O4), the acidic precursor the plant converts into THCa, CBDa and CBCa. Peregrine supplies it at ≥99.9% as an acidic isolate for process chemistry, reference libraries and work that must start before decarboxylation. Unlike neutral CBG, it is heat- and light-sensitive: store at 2–8 °C after receipt. Masses run from 5 g to 100 kg with a per-lot COA; quotes return in one business day.

Why buy CBGa instead of CBG?

Because the acid is a different molecule. CBGa carries a carboxylic acid group that CBG has lost; that group changes solubility, melting behaviour and stability, and it is the species the three plant synthases actually use. Analytical labs buy CBGa as a reference and impurity marker; process chemists buy it as a starting material; formulators buy it when a brief specifies the acid form.

If your specification simply says cannabigerol, you want CBG isolate. If it says the acid, or the work involves controlled decarboxylation, this is the SKU.

How is CBGa isolate made and kept from decarboxylating?

Acid-form isolates are typically produced with cold, low-energy extraction and chromatography so the carboxyl group survives, then crystallised without the heating step that neutral isolates receive. Every stage that adds heat, light or time converts a fraction of the acid to CBG, so the assay on a CBGa lot is also a statement about how it was handled.

Peregrine's release rule is the same as for every isolate: Available only after identity and assay clear. Ask for water-activity data with the COA; acids are more sensitive to it than neutrals.

What should a COA for CBGa isolate show?

Identity and assay for the named cannabinoid, at minimum. Identity is HPLC against a qualified reference standard; when a primary standard is on allocation, Peregrine discloses NMR or LC-MS identity on the COA rather than implying HPLC. Assay is reported as percent w/w of CBGa, and a lot is listed as Available only after both clear.

Residual-solvent (ICH Q3C classes as applicable to the process), heavy-metal and pesticide panels ship with the lot pack when you request them on the inquiry. Appearance, water activity, storage condition and origin are lot-specific and printed on the COA, not on this page. For an acid, the CBG content on the same COA tells you how much decarboxylation has already occurred.

Certificate of analysis
Lot no.
Printed on the pack; matches the COA
Material
CBGA isolate · CAS 25555-57-1
Identity
HPLC vs qualified reference standard · NMR / LC-MS disclosed if substituted
Assay
Specification ≥99.9% w/w · measured value on the lot
Δ9-THC
Reported per lot
Residuals
Solvents (ICH Q3C) · heavy metals · pesticides — on request
Physicals
Appearance · water activity · storage condition · origin
Release
Identity and assay cleared → tier marked Available

How should CBGa isolate be stored?

2–8 °C after receipt, closed, dry and dark. Allow the container to reach room temperature before opening so moisture does not condense on the solid. Plan weighings so the bulk container is opened as rarely as possible; sub-divide into working aliquots if the campaign runs for weeks.

How do you buy bulk CBGa isolate from Peregrine?

Pick a mass on this page, add the destination jurisdiction, and send the inquiry. A person answers with a quote in one business day. For CBGa isolate, 5 g, 100 g and 1 kg are quoted today; every larger mass stays Coming Soon until a campaign is scheduled and the lot clears release.

Every mass tier shows one of three states: Available (identity and assay have cleared), Contact for pricing (a human quotes the campaign), or Coming Soon (we cannot take the order until the lot exists). Incoterms, carrier and pickup window are on the quote. For multi-product requests use the procurement form on /quote.

Compare: CBG vs CBGa: acid or neutral · What are cannabinoid acids · What is cannabinoid decarboxylation · How to read a COA · Storage

Questions about CBGA

Is CBGa the same as CBG?

No. CBGa is the carboxylic acid (C22H32O4); CBG is the decarboxylated neutral (C21H32O2). Heat, light and time convert one to the other.

What temperature should CBGa be stored at?

2–8 °C after receipt, in the closed food-grade container, protected from light.

Will CBGa isolate turn into CBG in my formulation?

Any process step with heat will convert some of it. Measure the CBG:CBGa ratio after processing rather than assuming the incoming assay survives.

What documents ship with CBGa isolate?

A lot COA with identity and assay; SDS, residual-solvent, heavy-metal and pesticide panels when requested on the inquiry.

What is the minimum CBGa order?

5 g research cut. 100 g and 1 kg are the first campaign steps.

Why do formulators buy the acid?

For process chemistry, reference libraries, and any work that has to start before decarboxylation. It does not handle like CBD; we recommend a cold chain from receipt.

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