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Making a anti-dandruff shampoo
I want the permitted active ingredients list and it’s directions (regulations) help me please?
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Thank you sir perry
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Hey @Perry, if you don’t mind me hijacking this thread and asking a trivial question: why is nizoral the only ketoconazole shampoo I can find? I’m a lab tech at at soap and skincare company but we don’t touch hair products so no one here is really an expert in the area. I use nizoral and it seems to me they have no competition.
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^^^ I would also like to know the answer to that.
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Here in CH, there are others which contain also 2% and all these are prescription drugs whilst the 1% Terzolin is an OTC shampoo (click HERE).Ketoconazole is, compared to other topical azole-antimycotics the least lipophilic one i.e. easiest to work into a shampoo whilst all others are used in creams or nail varnish. -
Pharma said:Here in CH, there are others which contain also 2% and all these are prescription drugs whilst the 1% Terzolin is an OTC shampoo (click HERE).Ketoconazole is, compared to other topical azole-antimycotics the least lipophilic one i.e. easiest to work into a shampoo whilst all others are used in creams or nail varnish.
Nizoral 60 ml shampoo costs like 14 Eur? 😮
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em88 said:Nizoral 60 ml shampoo costs like 14 Eur? 😮That’s without the taxes (minimum ~4 Euros and up to ~10 Euros)
.It’s one of the less expensive meds we have, paracetamol 500 mg with 20 pills is probably the cheapest one for € 2,50 to 3.-, Aspirin 500 mg with 20 pills goes for € ~9.00.Welcome to Switzerland!
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