Topical Dosage Form Excipients
Topically applied medicines contained in oil and fat based systems were one of the first dosage-forms used by man. Due to their ready availability, animal fats were widely used initially, but eventually plant oils and waxes became the vehicles of choice for applying the medicinal principal to the skin. Today, there is a diverse group of materials available to deliver topically applied Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (API). Many of the current excipients are ingredients isolated or modified from naturally occurring raw materials.
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Di-PPG-2 Myreth-10 Adipate Reduces Irritation and Inflammation Caused by Cosmetic Products
RL Goldemberg has stated that nonionic surfactants - particularly ethoxylated esters - act as counter irritants in amphoteric/ anionic shampoo systems. The purpose of these studies was to determine whether Di-PPG-2 Myreth-10 Adipate (DMA) could, also, decrease the irritation potential of cosmetic products.
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Evaluation of Irritation
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Topical Dosage Form Excipients
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Topical Dosage Form Excipients
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