Oily Ingredient
NIKKOL DID
Diester of adipic acid, a dibasic acid, and isopropanol. It is a light feeling oil with excellent skin penetration. It has high polarity and is effective in dissolving drugs.
Pharmaceutical Ingredients
Ether-type nonionic surfactant manufactured by addition polymerization of ethylene oxide to stearyl alcohol. When used as a co-emulsifier in combination with a hydrophilic surfactant, more stable emulsions can be prepared. It may be easier to use than stearyl alcohol, especially in less oil systems. This product is stable against acid and alkali.
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*measured value
Stabilizer
Stabilizer
Surfactant
Base
Emulsifier
(Referenced from “Japanese Pharmaceutical Excipients Directory, JPED”)
*HLB is measured by O/W emulsification test.
*IOB is calculated using representative values of fatty acid composition.
*Cloud point of surfactant is measured in 1% aqueous.
General Topical 210mg/g
Transdermal
Rectal, Vaginal, Urethral
External Dental / Intraoral
Sublingual 25mg/g
Ophthalmic
Otolaryngological
Other External
Oral adm.
Masticatory
Other Internal
Intravenous inj.
Intramuscular inj.
Subcutaneous inj.
Intraarterial inj.
Spinal / Intracavitary
Intradermal inj.
Dental inj.
Local anesthetic inj.
Other inj.
Inhalants
Dissolving agent
Dialysis
Insecticides
Others
Generic name | Polyoxyethylene Stearyl Ether (4E.O.) |
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JPE name | Polyoxyethylene Stearylether |
JSQI=The Japanese Standards of Quasi-Drug Ingredients
JP=Japanese Pharmacopoeia
JPE=Japanese Pharmaceutical Excipients
JSFA=Japan's Specifications and Standards for Food Additives
Confidential Spec=Confidential Specification of Quasi-drug ingredients