• Company Profile

Founded in July 2014, Gansu Alkog Sea-buckthorn Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. lies in Zhang County Industrial Park covering an area of 13500 m2. Now it has more than 100 employees and more than 20 million yuan of fixed assets. It has advanced CO2 above-critical sea-buckthorn oil extraction plant and perfect quality control and inspection means, and is a high tech enterprise incorporating production and sales. It mainly produces sea-buckthorn materials, sea-buckthorn oil, sea-buckthorn health products, sea-buckthorn foods, sea-buckthorn personal care products, and sea-buckthorn cosmetics. The products have won the consistent praises by domestic and foreign customers after they are launched.

 The Company is the national industry leader in terms of research results, and has developed gel, emulsion and liniment products through cooperation with Shaanxi Provincial People's Hospital, Provincial Tumor Hospital, and School of Medicine of Jiaotong University. Now, the products are used to provide powerful aids for patient treatment in several hospitals.

• Product description

This oil liniment is a new generation high-quality natural topical product developed by the Company. The extraction process involves the advanced supercritical CO2 extraction technique. The near room temperature at extraction fully retains the biologically active substances in the product which is highly pure and active without residual solvent, and is highly recognized by consumers in the natural topical products market.

With seabuckthorn oil as a main raw material as well as other effective ingredients, this product is an essential drug for family use and is effective on scalds, burns, skin wounds and bedsores etc. As a natural formulation, this product can speed up the repair and healing of wounds, restore skin function (no skin stimulation) and promote capillary microcirculation of the skin epidermis (repairing redness of skin) and skin regeneration. It is currently a unique natural topical skin product on the market.

• Unique skin repair mechanisms