Featured Excipient: Specially Denatured Alcohols

Author(s):  Allen Loyd V Jr

Issue:  Sep/Oct 2002 - Veterinary Compounding
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Abstract:  Alcohol is used in many industries, either as a component of a final product or during the process of producing specific products. Compounding pharmacists often use alcohol in different preparations as a solvent, a preservative or both. It may be important for the compounding pharmacist to know the specific denaturants contained in a product before they are used in the compounding of a prescription, especially if a patient is allergic to a specific denaturant in the product. Tables provide information concerning denaturants in specially denatured alcohols and examples of authorized uses of specially denatured alcohols.

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