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CAS NO.22204-24-6
Pharma grade(1-10)GramPharma grade(11-100)Gram
USP Standard Antiparasitic agent Pyrantel pamoate for anthelmintic
| Product Name |
Pyrantel pamoate |
| Synonyms |
antiminth;embovin;pyrantelembonate; |
| CAS |
22204-24-6 |
| MF |
C34H30N2O6S |
| MW |
594.68 |
| EINECS |
244-837-1 |
| Purity |
97% |
| Appearance |
Odorless light yellow to tan crystalline powder |
| Certification |
ISO 9001, USP, BP
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| Standard |
Enterprise Standard |
| Grade |
Pharma Grade |
| Usage |
An antiparasitic agent used in the treatment of intestinal parasites such as hookworms and roundworms(Ascaris lumbricoides,aka ascarids in humans) in domesticated animals such as horses, cattle, sheep,pigs, cats, dogs, and many other species. |
| Packing |
Discreet packing ways as your requirement, 100% go through |
| Storage |
Store in cool and dry area and keep away from direct sunlight |
COA:
| Item | Specification |
Result |
| Description | Yellow to tan solid |
Yellow solid |
| Identification |
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| A . IR |
The IR spectrum of the Sample agrees with IR sectrum of the Standard |
The IR spectrum of the Sample agrees with IR sectrum of the Standard |
| B . UV |
The UV spectrum of the Sample agrees with UV spectrum of the Standard |
The UV spectrum of the Sample agrees with UV spectrum of the Standard |
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C . HPLC |
The retention time of the amjor peaks due to pyrantel base and pamoic acid of the Sample solution correspond to the Standard solution,as obtained in the Assay |
The retention time of the amjor peaks due to pyrantel base and pamoic acid of the Sample solution correspond to the Standard solution,as obtained in the Assay |
| Assay | 97.0%~103.0%(dried basis) |
100.4% |
| Pamoic acid | 63.4%~67.3%(dried basis) |
65.9% |
| Limit of lron | Not more than 0.0075% |
Less than 0.0075% |
| Residue on lgnition | Not more than 0.5% |
0.02% |
| Heavy Metals | Not more than 50ppm |
Less than 50ppm |
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Organic lmpuities |
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| Pyrantel Related compound a | Not more than 0.5% | Not dedected |
| Impurity B | Not more than 0.2% |
Not dedected |
| Individual Unspecified Imurities | Not more than 0.1% | Not dedected |
| Total Unspecified Impurities | Not more than 0.3% |
Not dedected |
| Total Impurities | Not more than 1.0% |
Not dedected |
| Loss on Drying | Not more than 2.0% |
0.2% |
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Residual Solvent |
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| Ethanol | Not more than 4000ppm |
1228ppm |
| Ethyl Formate | Not more than 4000ppm |
Not dedected |
| Conclusion |
Qualified
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Description:
Pyrantel pamoate (under US Pharmacopoeia) or Pyrantel Embonate (under European Pharmacopoeia), is used as a deworming agent in the treatment of hookworms (all species) and roundworms (Ascaris lumbricoides, aka ascarids in humans) in domesticated animals such as horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, cats, dogs, and many other species. It is a combination of pyrantel and pamoic acid. Some drug companies pair pyrantel pamoate with praziquantel for tapeworms, and sometimes febantel for whipworms in order to provide more complete treatment for intestinal parasites in one dose.
Pyrantel pamoate is a drug that can help remove certain infectious worm species from the body. The drug is used for humans and for those animals that may be a source of human infection, such as dogs. Various different species of worm can be treated with this drug, includingroundworms and hookworms. Possible side effects of the drug include gastrointestinal problems and insomnia.
Worm infestation can occur both in people and in animals, and animal feces can be a way that people ingest worm egg. The types of infections that pyrantel pamoate may be used to treat include ascariasis, enterobiasis and uncinariasis. In dogs, tapeworm infections can also be treated with the drug, but veterinary products are not comparable to human products and humans should use specialized human forms of pyrantel palmoate.
Usage:
An antiparasitic agent used in the treatment of intestinal parasites such as hookworms and roundworms (ascaris lumbricoides, aka ascarids in humans) in domesticated animals such as horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, cats, dogs, and many other species.