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OleaBase™ Plasticized
OleaBase™ Plasticized base is a soft, odorless anhydrous ointment base exhibiting oleaginous and emollient properties. Intended for both dental and topical applications, it is an ideal vehicle for occlusive preparations. Resilient to extreme temperatures. Paraben-free.
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OleaBase™ Plasticized base is a soft, odorless anhydrous ointment base exhibiting oleaginous and emollient properties. Intended for both dental and topical applications, it is an ideal vehicle for occlusive preparations. Resilient to extreme temperatures. Paraben-free.
OleaBase™ Plasticized Key Features - An anhydrous ointment with oleaginous and emollient properties - Topical vehicle for lipophilic and hydrophilic drugs - Versatile ointment Research & Development - Intended use: Occlusive vehicle for anesthetics, topical, dental applications and mucous membranes Scientific Data - Contains mineral oil - Paraben, alcohol, petrolatum free - Rectal/vaginal use - Water activity <0.6 Description - Soft, colorless ointment Specifications - API compatibility: For lipophilic and hydrophilic drugs - Tolerance to API base and salt forms: Excellent - Heat sensitivity: Stable at room temperature and 40°C (104°F)
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Frequently asked questions
OleaBase has a water activity of 0.173. As per USP <795> and APF26, anhydrous dosage forms are defined by a water activity of less than 0.6, therefore Oleabase would be considered anhydrous.
Yes, OleaBase™ Plasticized can be used with tretinoin. For the full formula, please consult with Compounding Services.
Yes, OleaBase™ Plasticized is safe to be used on animals. However, it is strongly recommended for the veterinarian and pharmacist to assess the ingredients to ensure the product is suitable for the patient. It is also important to note that ingredients such as BHT found in OleaBase™ Plasticized may cause toxicity with longer term exposure in felines. Therefore, it should be considered for short term use only.