Active ingredientButanilicaineCat. No. P-B152-001CAS 3785-21-5Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards
Butanilicaine
An amide-type local anaesthetic, that is, of the same chemical family as lidocaine, developed in Germany in the early 1950s: its preparation was published in 1953 and the drug was used for local anaesthesia as the phosphate or hydrochloride. This family brings together the active ingredient and nitrosamines.
Did you know?It carries the suffix -caine, the stem the WHO reserves for local anaesthetics such as lidocaine and procaine; its hydrochloride dissolves well in water, giving a neutral solution.
Go to the active ingredient →Active ingredientButanilicaineCat. No. P-B152-001CAS 3785-21-5
Active ingredientButanilicaine HClCat. No. P-B152-002CAS 6027-28-7
NitrosamineN-Nitroso ButanilicaineCat. No. P-B152-003No product matches your search.
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