Active ingredientDiperodonCat. No. P-D139-001CAS 101-08-6Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards
Diperodon
A local anaesthetic described in 1930 by chemist T. H. Rider and patented in 1935: chemically it is a double carbamate (urethane) of a propanediol bearing a piperidine ring. This family brings together the active ingredient.
Did you know?Its taste is described as bitter, quickly followed by numbness: a small foretaste of its anaesthetic effect.
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