Zinc Oxide

Common dosage and maximum dosage according to the American IIG: rectal, suppository, 375mg respiratory, solution, injection, 3.11% subcutaneous, injection, 2.0e-03% subcutaneous, injection, 0.01% subcutaneous, suspension, 2.5e-03% [2] Pharmaceutical Additives Dictionary: subcutaneous injection 0.192mg, general topical preparation 0.432g/g, other topical preparation 250mg/g, insecticide. [3] [1] American IIG [2] Inactive Ingredient Search for Approved Drug Products. [3] Japan Pharmaceutical Additives Association. Japanese Pharmaceutical Additives Dictionary. 2007 Edition [S]. Japanese Chemical Book: Yakuji Daily, 2007. Stability and Storage Conditions This product is placed in a sealed container. Store in a cool and dry place. .Function In addition to being used as an astringent and protective agent in clinical practice, this product is used as a filler and diluent in pharmaceutical manufacturing, and is used in plasters, poultices, and dental preparations. This product is also used in the manufacture of cosmetics such as powders and lipsticks. The United States Pharmacopoeia also includes neutral zinc oxide used in sunscreens. Safety This product is non-toxic, non-irritating to the skin and mucous membranes, and is generally considered safe