Lycopene (Tomato Extract)

Lycopene is a naturally occurring carotenoid mainly derived from tomatoes. It is widely used as a natural antioxidant ingredient in dietary supplements, functional foods, and nutraceutical products.

As a fat-soluble compound, lycopene is known for its strong antioxidant capacity and is commonly associated with cardiovascular health, prostate health, skin protection, and cellular health support. Due to its natural origin and good safety profile, lycopene is well accepted in the European nutraceutical and food supplement market.

Lycopene is available in different forms, including powder and oil suspension, allowing flexible application in capsules, tablets, softgels, sachets, and functional food formulations.

Key features:

• Natural source (tomato extract)

• Fat-soluble carotenoid

• Antioxidant ingredient

• Suitable for dietary supplements & functional foods

Lycopene Different Forms – Comparison Guide

Lycopene 5% Powder

• Form: Powder (tomato extract based)

• Lycopene content: 5%

• Key advantages:

  • Good stability and easy handling

  • Cost-effective option

  • Suitable for dry formulations

• Typical applications:

  • Capsules & tablets

  • Sachets

  • Functional foods

• Recommended for:

  • Standard dietary supplements

  • Customers looking for balanced cost & performance

Lycopene 10% Powder

• Form: Powder (highly concentrated tomato extract)

• Lycopene content: 10%

• Key advantages:

  • Higher potency, lower dosage required

  • Better for compact formulations

  • Suitable for premium products

• Typical applications:

  • High-strength capsules & tablets

  • Combination antioxidant formulas

• Recommended for:

  • Premium nutraceutical products

  • Brands targeting higher active content per serving

Lycopene Oil (e.g. 5% / 10%)

• Form: Oil suspension

• Lycopene content: Commonly 5% or 10%

• Key advantages:

  • Improved bioavailability (fat-soluble carotenoid)

  • Excellent dispersion in lipid-based systems

• Typical applications:

  • Softgel capsules

  • Liquid supplements

  • Functional oils & beverages

• Recommended for:

  • Softgel manufacturers

  • Products focusing on absorption and bioavailability

Quick Selection Tip

• Choose Lycopene 5% Powder for cost-effective, standard formulations

• Choose Lycopene 10% Powder for high-potency or premium supplements

• Choose Lycopene Oil for softgels or formulations requiring enhanced bioavailability