Description
Sterile Oil
Sterile oil, in the context of pharmaceuticals and medical applications, refers to a type of oil that has undergone a sterilization process to ensure its sterility, meaning it is free from living microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Sterile oils are commonly used in various medical and healthcare settings, particularly in pharmaceutical preparations, injections, and medical devices.
The sterilization process typically involves methods such as autoclaving, filtration, or irradiation to eliminate or reduce the microbial load in the oil, ensuring that it meets strict quality and safety standards for medical use. The choice of sterile oil may vary depending on the specific application, and common types include mineral oil, vegetable oil, or synthetic oils.
In pharmaceutical formulations, sterile oils may serve as vehicle or carrier oils for certain drug formulations, especially in injectable medications where sterility is of utmost importance to prevent infections. Additionally, sterile oils can be used in medical procedures such as lubrication for medical devices or as a base for compounded medications.
| Sterile Oil | |
| CAS Number | 8042-47-5 |
| Molar Mass | 933.4g.mol-1 |
| Chemical Formula | CnH2n+2 |
| IUPAC Name | N/A |
Antonio Osborne –
Reliable and safe medium for administering various medications
Leighton Pitts –
Reliable. Highly recommend
Teddy Hernandez –
Happy with the service, top notch quality.
Nicholas Robertson –
Good quality, will buy again