Longjack Extract Powder (Eurycoma longifolia) — Also Known as Tongkat Ali
"Longjack" is simply the common Western/English trade name for Tongkat Ali (Eurycoma longifolia) — the exact same root, the same active markers, the same specification. If you searched "Longjack extract powder" and landed here, you are looking for the identical bulk ingredient our Tongkat Ali pages already cover in full, standardised to eurycomanone. This page exists only to point you to the right guide — it does not repeat what is already written there.
- Botanical name: Eurycoma longifolia (root)
- Common / trade names: Tongkat Ali, Longjack, Pasak Bumi
- Standardisation marker: Eurycomanone (quassinoid), typically 1-3% by HPLC on our standard bulk extract; premium OEM specs go up to ≥2% eurycomanone
- Extraction ratio: 200:1
Which Tongkat Ali guide do you need?
| Your question | Read this |
|---|---|
| I need bulk extract powder specs, pack sizes & pricing | Tongkat Ali Extract Powder (Bulk) |
| I need JAKIM halal certification details | Halal Tongkat Ali Sourcing Guide |
| I need to choose the right active-marker spec (eurycomanone vs. total quassinoids, etc.) | Tongkat Ali Standardisation Guide |
| I need full OEM supplier & manufacturing specs | Tongkat Ali Extract OEM Supplier Guide |
FAQ
Is Longjack the same as Tongkat Ali? Yes. Longjack is the common Western/English colloquial name for Eurycoma longifolia, which is called Tongkat Ali across Malaysia and Indonesia. There is no botanical or chemical difference: same species, same root, same eurycomanone marker used for standardisation.
Why does Bionutricia use both names? Because buyers search for this ingredient under different names depending on region and market. Tongkat Ali is the common term across Southeast Asia and among formulators familiar with the botanical trade name, while Longjack is more commonly used in Western sports-nutrition and men’s-health markets. We use both names so buyers searching either term find the same specification.
Which page should I use for my RFQ? Use the routing table above: start with the bulk extract powder page for general specs and pricing, move to the standardisation guide if you need to lock down a specific active-marker percentage, and use the halal sourcing guide or OEM supplier guide if certification or manufacturing detail is what you need.
