Active ingredientOxyphenisatineCat. No. P-O077-001CAS 125-13-3Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards
Oxyphenisatine
A stimulant laxative first obtained in 1885 by chemists Baeyer and Lazarus, by condensing isatin with phenol. A close relative of bisacodyl and phenolphthalein, it was withdrawn in most countries in the early 1970s. This family brings together the active ingredient and other impurities.
Did you know?In 1951 a molecule of the same family, a diphenylisatin, was reported in California prunes; today, however, the laxative effect of prunes is credited mainly to other components, such as sorbitol.
Go to the active ingredient →Active ingredientOxyphenisatineCat. No. P-O077-001CAS 125-13-3
Active ingredientOxyphenisatine DiacetateCat. No. P-O077-002CAS 115-33-3
ImpurityOxyphenisatine DipropanoateCat. No. P-O077-003CAS 2943075-86-1No product matches your search.
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