Acriflavine Antimicrobial Agent for Aquaculture

Product Overview

Acriflavine Powder is a synthetic antimicrobial compound widely used across pharmaceutical, veterinary, aquaculture, and industrial applications. Known for its strong antiseptic and antibacterial properties, acriflavine is commonly applied in water treatment formulations, topical disinfectants, and laboratory reagents. As global demand increases for effective antimicrobial agents, acriflavine continues to play a critical role in both healthcare and industrial sectors.

Within the broader category of Pharmaceutical Enzymes, Nutritional Ingredients, and Food Additives, acriflavine stands out due to its versatility and stability. It is often integrated into formulations requiring broad-spectrum antimicrobial activity, particularly in aquaculture and veterinary care.

Content Note: Prepared by our technical team based on current scientific literature. Health claims comply with FDA/EFSA guidelines. Last reviewed: April 2026

According to a study in Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy (2019), acriflavine demonstrated strong inhibitory effects against Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria in controlled environments.

A study published in Aquaculture Research (2021) reported that acriflavine-based treatments may support disease control in fish farming systems by reducing bacterial load in water.

Key Ingredients & Specifications

Acriflavine is typically supplied as a hydrochloride salt with high purity levels. It is available in powder or solution form for flexible industrial use.

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Applications & Benefits

Acriflavine Powder is used across multiple industries due to its antimicrobial functionality and formulation flexibility:

• Aquaculture: Supports water sanitation and disease control in fish farming systems
• Veterinary Medicine: Used in topical antiseptic formulations
• Pharmaceutical Applications: Intermediate in antimicrobial preparations
• Laboratory Use: Biological staining and research reagent
• Industrial Formulations: Integrated into disinfectants and preservation systems

As part of the broader ecosystem of Plant Extracts, Herbal Extracts, and Industrial Enzymes, acriflavine complements antimicrobial strategies where natural and synthetic solutions are combined.

Why Choose Us – Quality, Certifications & OEM Capability

We provide high-quality Acriflavine Powder with strict compliance to international standards and flexible OEM solutions.

• Certifications: ISO, HACCP, GMP, Kosher, Halal
• Quality Control: Full batch traceability with HPLC verification
• Customization: Concentration adjustment, solution preparation
• Dosage Forms: Powder, liquid solutions, premix formulations
• OEM Services: Private label, bulk supply, contract manufacturing
• MOQ: Flexible based on application requirements
• Lead Time: 2–4 weeks depending on order size

We also support Capsule Manufacturing, Tablet Manufacturing, and Powder & Drink Manufacturing for integrated product development across antimicrobial and Supplement Contract Manufacturing sectors.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary use of acriflavine?

Acriflavine is primarily used as an antimicrobial agent in aquaculture, veterinary medicine, and industrial disinfectant formulations.

Is acriflavine suitable for human consumption?

Acriflavine is generally not used as a dietary ingredient. Its applications are mainly external or industrial, depending on regulatory guidelines.

What purity levels are available?

We supply acriflavine with a standard purity of ≥ 98%, with customization options available upon request.

Can you provide OEM formulations?

Yes, we offer OEM services including custom concentrations, premixes, and private label solutions.

What industries commonly use acriflavine?

Key industries include aquaculture, veterinary pharmaceuticals, laboratory research, and industrial sanitation.