Active ingredientAcriflavineCat. No. P-A035-001CAS 8048-52-0Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards
Acriflavine
An antiseptic dye derived from acridine, an orange or brown powder developed in 1912 by the German physician Paul Ehrlich; during the First World War it was used as a topical antiseptic and against sleeping sickness. This family brings together the active ingredient and other impurities.
Did you know?It has had a long second life: today it is used in aquariums against fungal infections of fish and in the laboratory as a fluorescent dye to label RNA.
Go to the active ingredient →Active ingredientAcriflavineCat. No. P-A035-001CAS 8048-52-0
Active ingredientAcriflavine HCl (Mixture of Acriflavinium Chloride and Proflavine HCl)Cat. No. P-A035-002
Active ingredientAcriflavine HCl (Mixture of Acriflavinium Chloride and Proflavine)Cat. No. P-A035-003CAS 8063-24-9
ImpurityProflavine HemisulfateCat. No. P-A035-004CAS 1811-28-5No product matches your search.
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