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To get ketofen into solution, for every 2.5mg ketofen, add 1mg bicarbonate (preferably potassium but sodium works too). Heat to ~55-65 degrees C during mixing. | To get ketofen into solution, for every 2.5mg ketofen, add 1mg bicarbonate (preferably potassium but sodium works too). Heat to ~55-65 degrees C during mixing. | ||
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To mix a ketofen solution of 12.5mg/mL for systemic injection: | To mix a ketofen solution of 12.5mg/mL for systemic injection: | ||
Revision as of 12:59, 12 December 2011
This is page on Ketofen
| Ingredient MW g volume g/l Molarity Osmolarity |
| Ketofen 254.3 0.625 0.05 12.5 0.049154542 0.098309084 |
| NaHC03 84 0.25 0.05 5 0.05952381 0.119047619 |
To get ketofen into solution, for every 2.5mg ketofen, add 1mg bicarbonate (preferably potassium but sodium works too). Heat to ~55-65 degrees C during mixing. (Source: http://www.wipo.int/patentscope/search/en/WO2004054541)
To mix a ketofen solution of 12.5mg/mL for systemic injection:
625mg ketofen
250mg potassium bicarbonate
50mL ddH2O
-Heat H2O; add bicarbonate and mix with stir bar until dissolved. Add ketofen and mix until the foaming subsides and a clear solution remains.
Average rat gets 0.2ul subcutaneously (containing 2.5mg ketofen)