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Some Common Atypical Actives

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David Cockburn, head of manufacturing and quality compliance for the European Medicines Agency, gave these examples of atypical actives at the recent PDA/FDA Atypical Actives Workshop in Bethesda, Md.:

  • Alginic acid

  • Glycerine

  • Phenol

  • Aluminum oxide

  • Honey

  • Pine tar

  • Ammonium Acetate

  • Iso-propanol

  • Plant oils

  • Ammonium chloride

  • Kaolin

  • Polyethylene glycol

  • Amylmetacresol

  • Lanolin

  • Potassium bicarbonate

  • Borax

  • Lemon juice

  • Potassium citrate

  • Butanediol

  • Magnesium carbonate

  • Potassium chloride

  • Calcium carbonate

  • Magnesium hydroxide

  • Potassium phosphate

  • Cellulosics

  • Magnesium oxide

  • Starch

  • Charcoal

  • Magnesium phosphate

  • Urea

  • Chlorhexidine gluconate

  • Paraffin

  • Vegetable oils

  • Chlorxylenol

  • Pentane

  • Zinc oxide

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