Unit conversion
0.8% = 8 mg/g = 8,000 mg/kg = 8,000 ppm by mass. The analyte stays the same.
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Turn assay reports into comparable sourcing data. Convert mass-fraction units, correct between as-received and dry basis, and calculate weighted estimates for batches of the same analyte.
Choose ginkgo leaf or extract and the same analytical target, such as flavonol glycosides or terpene lactones. Record method, lot, unit and basis.
Use conversion to compare reports; enter received mass, moisture and assay for each lot to combine batches. Changing units alone on the same basis needs no moisture correction.
Check the result and reference edition, then download the batch record. You can choose to include actual calculation results in a testing or quotation inquiry.
0.8% = 8 mg/g = 8,000 mg/kg = 8,000 ppm by mass. The analyte stays the same.
An as-received assay of 0.8% with 10% moisture becomes approximately 0.888889% dry basis; no constituent has been added.
The example button uses 100 kg / 10% moisture / 1% dry-basis assay and 300 kg / 50% / 3%. Totals: 400 kg received, 240 kg dry matter and 5.4 kg constituent; weighted dry assay 2.25%, rather than the simple mean of 2%.
These are teaching assumptions, not supplier test results. Estimated constituent mass is the total derived from assay data; this tool does not calculate extraction yield or recoverable extract output.
1% = 10 mg/g = 10,000 mg/kg; 1 ppm by mass = 1 mg/kg. Unit conversion does not change the analyte or make total flavonoids, flavonol glycosides or different lactone groups interchangeable.
Only individual sourced numerical limits are compared mathematically. Full current pharmacopoeial compliance, authenticity, impurities and method applicability require evaluation against the original test report.
Enter received mass, moisture and a representative sample assay for the same constituent in every batch. The estimate weights dry matter, rather than averaging percentages across different batch sizes.
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The estimate depends on samples representing their batches. It is not a measurement or guarantee of the whole batch, nor recoverable extract yield. Sampling bias, within-batch variation and measurement uncertainty are not automatically included. Calculate different analytes separately.
Dry mass = received mass × (1 − moisture/100); constituent mass = dry mass × dry-basis assay/100; weighted dry-basis assay = total constituent mass ÷ total dry mass × 100.
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Review representative sampling, identity, methods and standards, assay and applicable impurities, matching COAs and release records. Confirm the laboratory scope covers commissioned tests.
Set the destination and intended use before mapping Chinese batch records to applicable requirements. Unit conversion resolves presentation differences; standards alignment also needs evidence.
Distinguish leaf, refined quantified extract and finished product. Specify the standard, edition, supplements and contractual scope.
Retain Simplified Chinese assay terms with translations. Check constituents, hydrolysis and calculation factors, reference standards, reporting basis, moisture and loss on drying.
Prepare matching COAs, method identifiers, chromatographic or identity evidence and applicable solvent, pesticide, elemental-impurity and microbiological results. Select tests for the destination and intended use.
Have the buyer and laboratory assess differences and additional tests. Define acceptance, retesting, retained samples, change notification, transport and storage.
The 2019 public definition specifies dry basis and lactone subgroups for powdered extract. A “24/6” label alone cannot establish that definition. [3]
The EMA monograph distinguishes powdered leaf from refined quantified dry extract. Check preparation, extraction solvent and applicable pharmacopoeial requirements. [22]
The 2025 natural-health-product monograph applies the 5 ppm ginkgolic-acid restriction to finished products, not directly to raw ginkgo leaf. [13]
A useful handoff comprises an analyte comparison table, corresponding batch evidence and an open-differences list. Numerical reference ranges do not constitute certification.
The Chinese Pharmacopoeia is a central reference for medicinal quality requirements in China. Current-edition information, public historical references and other standards are identified separately below.
This page covers major systems for which public evidence has been found; it is not an exhaustive global register. Consult the current authorized text, effective dates and supplements applicable to your destination market.
| Standard / region / Edition and evidence | Verified reference parameters | Scope notes |
|---|---|---|
| Chinese Pharmacopoeia · Ginkgo leaf extractChina · Ginkgo leaf extract2025 edition[1] | No verified corresponding parameterReporting basis: Not specified | The 2025 edition took effect on 1 October 2025, and its official contents list Ginkgo leaf extract. The complete current monograph, numerical criteria and assay methods remain to be verified. Check the contract edition and method; automatic parameter comparison is unavailable. Current authorized text requires review |
| Ginkgo leaf extract for health foodsChina · Ginkgo leaf extractT/CNHFA 001-2019; effective 1 February 2020[2] |
| This association standard was issued by the China Nutrition and Health Food Association for extracts used in health foods. The cited edition specifies minimum glycosides of 24%, minimum terpene lactones of 6% and maximum ginkgolic acids of 3 mg/kg, quantified against C17:1. It is distinct from the Chinese Pharmacopoeia. Verify the method and calculation basis. Current authorized text requires review |
| USP-NF · Powdered Ginkgo ExtractUnited States · Ginkgo leaf extractOfficial public definition, 2019[3] |
| The listed assays are calculated on the dried basis in USP's official 2019 public definition. The complete current monograph remains to be verified. These parameters alone do not establish compliance with USP. Current authorized text requires review |
| Refined and quantified Ginkgo dry extract · JRC referenceEuropean Union · Ginkgo leaf extractEuropean Commission JRC report; 21 August 2018[10] [8] [11] |
| The values come from a public European Commission JRC report referring to Ginkgo extract standards. This is not the complete current European Pharmacopoeia text. Compare ginkgolides A + B + C and bilobalide separately. This source describes ginkgolic acids as below 5 mg/kg. Current authorized text requires review |
| Ginkgo natural health product monographCanada · Ginkgo leaf extractHealth Canada; 25 July 2025[13] |
| This monograph guides natural health product licensing and labels and lists constituent ranges for a standardized dry extract. Its 5 ppm limit for ginkgolic acids applies to the finished product; it is not a limit for raw leaf or extract ingredients. Public reference information |
| USP-NF · Ginkgo leafUnited States · Ginkgo leaf materialOfficial public definition, 2017[4] |
| Leaf assays are on the dried basis and must be compared with leaf data, not extract data. Batch estimates require representative sampling of that batch and a consistent assay basis. The complete current monograph remains to be verified. Current authorized text requires review |
| Ginkgo leaf extract for health functional foodsSouth Korea · Ginkgo leaf extractMFDS historical amendment, 2013[14] |
| The official historical notice lists flavonol glycosides at 240–300 mg/g, equivalent to 24–30%. The current consolidated code, assay method and calculation basis remain to be verified. Automatic parameter comparison is unavailable. Current authorized text requires review |
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