Octyl capric acid polyethylene glycol glyceride /labrasol

definition:

Polyethylene glycol glyceride caprylic acid capric acid (EP)

Labrasol is a mixture of mono -, di -, and triglycerides and mono -, di fatty acid polyethylene glycol esters in a certain proportion.

Source of raw materials:

This product is produced from raw materials from plants and petrochemical industry.

Grade: reagent level

Density: 1.060-1.070g/ml

Acid value mgkoh/g: ≤ 15.0

Saponification value mgkoh/g:95 ~ 105

Moisture%: ≤ 2.0

Physicochemical properties: yellow to amber oil,

Purpose:

Non ionic amphoteric excipients with high HLB value applicable to pharmaceutical preparations can be used for:

It is used as a bioavailability promoter and solubilizer in oral liquid and capsule prescriptions of insoluble drugs.

It is used as a penetration enhancer in local administration.

As a surfactant in microemulsion.

store:

Keep in a cool and dry place and avoid exposure to the air.

Do not open the package when not in use.

Solubility at 20 ℃ (European Pharmacopoeia Third Edition):

Extremely soluble in 96% alcohol

Extremely soluble in chloroform and dichloromethane

Dispersed in water, lotion in water

Insoluble in mineral oil