Resultados oficiales de Mucus pro: Secreción de moco de caracol en Archachatina marginata
Estudios prácticos de la secreción de moco de caracol: Archachatina Marginata se llevaron a cabo en equipos para la secreción de moco de caracol Mucus pro.
El caracol terrestre Archachatina Marginata (hábitat – África) es el más “Seco” caracol en términos de la cantidad de producción de moco en la naturaleza.

La prueba de secreción se llevó a cabo en el laboratorio Mucus pro en Polonia.
Caracol: Archachatina Marginata,peso promedio de un caracol: 200-300 g.
Equipo: Extractor de moco de caracol "Mucus pro 2.40";
Operador: Comerciante individual BILA M.;
Tiempo de secreciones: 1.5 horas;
Tiempo de ozonización: 4 acta;
El peso total del caracol: 2.9 kg;
Modo de secreciones: “Industrial”;
Peso (RED) de limo crudo obtenido: 468 g.
Rendimiento de las secreciones: 16.2% moco puro en peso del caracol.
La menor contracción por sublimación del moco del caracol Archachatina Marginata: El rendimiento de polvo de moco seco a partir de moco líquido es 4% (Este es el indicador más grande entre todos los caracoles).
Conclusión: El extractor de moco de caracol “Mucosidad pro” extrae moco del caracol Archachatina Marginata, con un tiempo de secreción corto, con una capacidad de 16% moco puro, sin aditivos del peso total del caracol.

Overall, the mucus of the Archachatina marginata snail falls into the same category as the secretions of other African snail species (such as Achatina) in terms of allantoin and glycolic acid content, while surpassing them in vitamins C and A. Chromatographic analysis revealed that the mucus extract contains substances such as allantoin, ácido hialurónico, colágeno, and elastin—compounds widely used in skincare products and pharmaceuticals. Glycoproteins, including achatinin, achacin, and mytimacin, which possess antimicrobial activity, were also detected. Ácido glicólico, another component commonly used in skincare, was also found. Junto, these constituents underpin the cosmetic potential of Archachatina marginata mucus.
Allantoin promotes exfoliation, cell regeneration, and wound healing, while glycolic acid penetrates deep into the skin and stimulates collagen synthesis. The identified antimicrobial peptides indicate the antibacterial activity of Archachatina marginata mucus.
An analysis of the chemical and mineral composition of Archachatina marginata snail mucus was conducted. The results showed the following content of major components: moisture — 96.0%, ash — 1.02%, crude fat — 0.09 %, crude protein — 2.54 %, and carbohydrates — 1.15%. Mineral composition analysis revealed a high calcium content (7.37 mg/100 g), followed by phosphorus (5.25 mg/100 g) and potassium (3.43 mg/100 g). Magnesium content (2.72 mg/100 g) was moderate, whereas sodium (0.02), iron (0.25), and zinc (0.51) were present in negligible amounts. The obtained data indicate the high nutritional value of Archachatina marginata mucus; this snail mucus is entirely suitable for use in the food (nutraceutical) and cosmetic industries. Naturalmente, the chemical and mineral composition may vary slightly depending on the snails’ diet, the season, and the region where they are raised or inhabit.





