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Is Quillaia Extract halal?

Quillaia Extract is classified halal for halal use with High confidence. A plant saponin extract used as an adjuvant or foaming agent in some oral vaccines. Plant-derived; halal.

Excipient (foaming agent) · Confidence: High

Also known as: E999, soap bark extract

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What it is

A plant saponin extract used as an adjuvant or foaming agent in some oral vaccines.

Source:WHO — Quillaja saponins in vaccines (position paper context)

Why it's here

Improves immune response in specific vaccine formulations.

See:WHO — Quillaja saponins in vaccines (position paper context)

Why it may matter
Common sources
  • Quillaja saponaria bark

Reason codes

plantDerived

Evidence & citations1

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Common questions

Is Quillaia Extract halal?
RxHalal currently classifies Quillaia Extract as HALAL (High confidence). Plant-derived; halal. This is information only — not a fatwa or medical advice.
What is Quillaia Extract used for in medicines?
A plant saponin extract used as an adjuvant or foaming agent in some oral vaccines. Improves immune response in specific vaccine formulations.
What are common sources of Quillaia Extract?
Common sources include: Quillaja saponaria bark. Manufacturers often do not disclose which source is used.