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ProductsBack/Desloratadine [100643-71-8]

Desloratadine [100643-71-8]

Research Use Only

D1774

Estimated Purity≥97%

Product group Chemicals

Overview

Supplier
LKT Laboratories
Product Name
Desloratadine [100643-71-8]
Delivery Days Customer
7
Certification
Research Use Only
Estimated Purity
≥97%
Format
Soluble in methanol and ethanol.
Scientific Description
Loratadine metabolite; FIASMA, histamine H1 antagonist.; Clarinex
Storage Instruction
4°C
UNSPSC
12352200

References

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