ChromaDex completes pterostilbene UV trial

Published: 10-Oct-2014
Ingredients Microbiology Sun Care

US naturals firm ChromaDex has announced the completion of an animal skincare study of pterostilbene, which the firm says shows that the substance prevents skin damage from UV exposure

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US naturals firm ChromaDex has announced the completion of an animal skincare study of pterostilbene, which the firm says shows that the substance prevents skin damage from UV exposure.

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