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CD Formulation |
| Product # |
PE-0443 |
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Dispersion Excipients
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| Applications |
Carbomer can be used as a binder and coating material for granules and tablets, a matrix for external preparations, an emulsifier (for the preparation of O/W emulsions for external use), a viscosity enhancer and suspending agent, and a sustained and controlled release material ( The sustained and controlled release of carbomer is based on its swelling and gel-forming properties). Carbomer can also be salted with basic drugs to form a soluble gel to exert a sustained and controlled release effect. It is especially suitable for the preparation of sustained-release liquid preparations, such as eye drops and nasal drops. Carbomer is also used in the preparation of mucoadhesive tablets to achieve a sustained release effect, and it has a better effect when used in combination with some water-soluble cellulose derivatives.
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| Synonyms |
EP(CARBOMERS), NF((Carbomer934), (Carbomer934P), (Carbomer940), (Carbomer 941) , (Carbomer 1342), (Carbomer Copolymer), (Carbomer Homopolymer), (Carbomer Interpolymer)〕
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| CAS Number |
9003-01-4
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| Category |
Stabilizer; Base; Suspending Agents; Binder; Coating Agents; Emulsifier; Thickener; Dispersant
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| Chemical Name |
Carbomer Copolymer
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| Grade |
Pharmceutical Excipients
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| Administration route |
Oral; general external; tongue administration; rectum, cavity, urethra; ophthalmic; dental external; otolaryngology
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| Dosage Form |
Oral; general external use; tongue administration; rectum, cavity, urethra; ophthalmic medicine; dental external use and oral medicine; otolaryngology medicine.
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| Stability and Storage Conditions |
Store in airtight container.
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| Commonly used amount and the maximum amount |
Maximum dosage: oral: 150mg; general external use: 48.99mg/g; tongue administration: 15mg/g; rectum, cavity, urethra 130mg; ophthalmic medicine: 4mg/g; dental external use and oral medicine: 40mg/g; ear and nose Clinical medicine: 6mg/g.
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