Active ingredientAmodiaquineCat. No. P-A140-001CAS 86-42-0Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards
Amodiaquine
A 4-aminoquinoline antimalarial related to chloroquine, first made in 1948: it is used in combination with artesunate against Plasmodium falciparum malaria. This family brings together the active ingredient, labelled standards, nitrosamines and other impurities.
Did you know?In the early 2010s the WHO recommended it, together with sulfadoxine and pyrimethamine, to protect children at high risk of malaria during the peak transmission season: this is seasonal malaria chemoprevention.
Go to the active ingredient →Active ingredientAmodiaquineCat. No. P-A140-001CAS 86-42-0
Active ingredientAmodiaquine DiHClCat. No. P-A140-002CAS 69-44-3
Active ingredientAmodiaquine Dihydrochloride DihydrateCat. No. P-A140-003CAS 6398-98-7
Isotopically labelledAmodiaquine-d10Cat. No. P-A140-005CAS 1189449-70-4
Isotopically labelledN-Desethyl Amodiaquine-d5 DiHClCat. No. P-A140-006CAS 1216894-33-5
NitrosamineN-Nitroso AmodiaquineCat. No. P-A140-007
Impurity3-Diethylamino AcetaminophenCat. No. P-A140-008CAS 121-78-8
ImpurityAmodiaquine Impurity CCat. No. P-A140-009CAS 81099-86-7
ImpurityAmodiaquine N-OxideCat. No. P-A140-013CAS 102391-07-1
ImpurityN-Desethyl Amodiaquine DiHClCat. No. P-A140-014CAS 79049-30-2No product matches your search.
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