Active ingredientFuraltadoneCat. No. P-F133-001CAS 139-91-3Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards
Furaltadone
A synthetic antibacterial of the nitrofuran family, introduced in 1958 for systemic infections and later used mainly in poultry; in the European Union it has been banned in food-producing animals since 1993. This family brings together the active ingredient and labelled standards.
Did you know?Food controls do not look for the parent molecule but for its metabolite AMOZ, which stays bound to tissue proteins and acts as a marker.
Go to the active ingredient →Active ingredientFuraltadoneCat. No. P-F133-001CAS 139-91-3
Active ingredientFuraltadone HClCat. No. P-F133-002CAS 3759-92-0
Isotopically labelledFuraltadone-d5Cat. No. P-F133-003CAS 1015855-64-7
Isotopically labelledFuraltadone-d8Cat. No. P-F133-004CAS 1246832-89-2No product matches your search.
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