- An
excipient is a
substance formulated alongside the
active ingredient of a medication,
included for the
purpose of long-term stabilization,
bulking up...
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Generally it is only
recommended for up to two w****s. It is also used as an
excipient. Side
effects may
include increased bowel gas,
abdominal pain, and nausea...
- semisynthetic, inert,
viscoelastic polymer used in eye drops, as well as an
excipient and controlled-delivery
component in oral medicaments,
found in a variety...
- 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...
-
variety of oral and
topical pharmaceutical products.
Polysorbate 80 is an
excipient that is used to
stabilize aqueous formulations of
medications for parenteral...
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cellulose with both
water solubility and
organic solubility. It is used as an
excipient, and
topical ophthalmic protectant and lubricant. HPC is an
ether of cellulose...
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medicament or
medicaments with
suitable excipients. It
comprises a
mixture of
active substances and
excipients,
usually in
powder form,
pressed or compacted...
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glucose that
contains an
amino group modification. It is
often used as an
excipient in
pharmaceuticals and in
conjunction with
iodinated compounds in contrast...
- the
inactive ingredients are
usually called excipients in
pharmaceutical contexts. The main
excipient that
serves as a
medium for
conveying the active...
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present in many
asthma and
whooping cough drugs. It is also used as an
excipient in some testosterone-replacement
medications (like Nebido) for treating...
