Active ingredientIcaridinCat. No. P-I011-001CAS 119515-38-7Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards
Icaridin
An insect repellent of the piperidine family, applied to skin or clothing. Developed in Germany in the 1980s, it went on sale in Europe in 1998. This family brings together the active ingredient, labelled standards and other impurities.
Did you know?It belongs to the same chemical family as piperine, which makes black pepper hot. The name proposed to the WHO was picaridin, but the official approved name is icaridin.
Go to the active ingredient →Active ingredientIcaridinCat. No. P-I011-001CAS 119515-38-7
Isotopically labelledPicaridin-d3Cat. No. P-I011-002CAS 2928067-33-6
Impurity2-Piperidin-2-ylethanolCat. No. P-I011-003CAS 1484-84-0
ImpurityIcaridin Impurity 1Cat. No. P-I011-004CAS 61114-48-5
ImpurityDipropan-2-yl dicarbonateCat. No. P-I011-005CAS 24425-00-1
ImpurityMono-tert-butyl carbonateCat. No. P-I011-006CAS 51300-90-4
Impuritysec-Butyl chloroformateCat. No. P-I011-007CAS 17462-58-7No product matches your search.
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