- An
excipient is a
substance formulated alongside the
active ingredient of a medication. They may be used to
enhance the
active ingredient’s therapeutic...
- This is a list of
excipients per vaccine, as
published by the
United States Centers for
Disease Control.
Vaccine ingredients and
production in
other nations...
- of oral and
topical pharmaceutical products.
Polysorbate 80 is also an
excipient that is used to
stabilize aqueous formulations of
medications for parenteral...
- the
inactive ingredients are
usually called excipients in
pharmaceutical contexts. The main
excipient that
serves as a
medium for
conveying the active...
- semisynthetic, inert,
viscoelastic polymer used in eye drops, as well as an
excipient and controlled-delivery
component in oral medicaments,
found in a variety...
-
Generally it is only
recommended for up to two w****s. It is also used as an
excipient. It is also used to
clear the
bowels (bowel prep)
before a colonoscopy...
-
require protection from oxidation. A
number of
antioxidants can be used as
excipients.
Sequestrants such as
disodium EDTA can also be used to
prevent metal-catalyzed...
- are
formed from a
mixture of gelator, solvent,
active drug, and
other excipients, and can be
classified into
organogels and hydrogels. Drug formulation...
- as an
excipient (Cationorm,
Retaine MGD) or as an
active ingredient (Bonjela, Pansoral). It may be
found in very
small amount in the
excipient benzalkonium...
-
expressed as H−(O−CH2−CH2)n−OH. Pharmaceutical-grade PEG is used as an
excipient in many
pharmaceutical products, in oral, topical, and
parenteral dosage...
