Nervous & Brain System Drugs #6280683

english name: benzocaineenglish synonyms: tetracaine impuritycas no.: 94-09-7molecular formula: c9h11no2molecular weight: 165.19einecs number: 202-303-5mol file: 94-09-7.molmelting point 88-90 cboiling point 172 c (12.7517 mmhg)storage conditions 0-6 csolubility alcohol: soluble1 gm in 5 ml

use this product is a local anesthetic used for wound healing of wounds, ulcers and acne, and is also an intermediate for antitussives. Used for cosmetic uv absorption, local anesthetics, for pain relief on wounds, ulcers and acne

English name: LidocaineCAS No.: 137-58-6Molecular formula: C14H22N2OMolecular weight: 234.34EINECS number: 205-302-8Melting point 66-69 CBoiling point bp4 180-182; bp2 159-160Storage conditions Store at RTSolubility ethanol: 4 mg/mL

Role: local anesthetics. Local anesthetic intensity: tetracaine>tetracaine hcl>lidocaine>lidcaine hcl> benzocaine > procaine>procaine hcl, but there are corresponding side effects. Mainly used for surface anesthesia of the eyes, nose, throat and urinary tract. It can cause convulsions after absorption, and then it is converted to respiratory depression, and is generally not used for anesthesia such as infiltration and conduction. Widely used in hospitals, dentists, tattoos, fitness and extended male ejaculation delays

Note: Lidocaine hydrochloride is dissolved in water and is generally used as a liquid. Lidocaine is not dissolved in water and is generally used as a cream.

english name: linocaine hydrochloridecas no.: 6108-05-0molecular formula: c14h25cln2o2molecular weight: 288.81einecs number: 612-079-4melting point 75-79 cstorage conditions 2-8 c

uses: lidoca hydrochloride is a local anesthetic because of amide. After blood absorption or intravenous administration, it has obvious excitatory and inhibitory biphasic effects on the central nervous system, and can have no pioneering excitement. When the blood concentration is low, analgesia and lethargy and pain threshold increase; large, active or toxic, anticonvulsant in sub-poisoning plasma concentrations

uses: local anesthetics. Local anesthetic intensity: tetracaine>tetracaine hcl>lidocaine>lidcaine hcl> benzocaine > procaine>procaine hcl, but there are corresponding side effects. Mainly used for surface anesthesia of the eyes, nose, throat and urinary tract. It can cause convulsions after absorption, and then it is converted to respiratory depression, and is generally not used for anesthesia such as infiltration and conduction. Widely used in hospitals, dentists, tattoos, fitness and extended male ejaculation delays

note: lidocaine hydrochloride is dissolved in water and is generally used as a liquid. Lidocaine is not dissolved in water and is generally used as a cream.