Pharmaceutical Dyes are used in various fields of medicine. These dyes are used as an indicator at the time of surgeries. Here is a comparison of methylene blue with other known pharmaceutical dyes.
Mercuric chloride is an inorganic chemical compound of mercury & chlorine and is highly toxic to the human body. This article includes all the information about its chemical properties, uses and side effects.
Isosulfan Blue is a visual lymphatic imaging agent. It belongs to the class of diagnostic imaging agents. This article includes all the aspects of its chemical properties, uses and side effects.
This article includes all the aspects of mercurochrome, its synthesis, uses and poisoning.
Proflavine Hemisulphate API is an acriflavine derivative that works as a disinfectant and bacteriostat against gram-positive bacteria. This article includes all information about its structure, uses and side effects.
Acriflavine is used for the disinfection of fish eggs, treatment of open wounds, and treatment of external protozoan infections. This article covers all the aspects of the treatment with acriflavine, its uses and side effects.
Indocyanine green is a medical dye that is used to measure cardiac output and liver blood flow. This article includes all the aspects of Indocyanine green injection, its uses and side effects.
Indocyanine green is a medical dye that is used to measure cardiac output (heart function) and liver blood flow. This article includes all the aspects about what is this compound, its chemical properties, uses and side effects.
Trypan Blue Injection is a sterile solution of Trypan Blue which has been the best method for staining dead cells to know the cell viability. This article covers all the aspects of the trypan blue injection, its uses, brands and side effects.
Gentian Violet which is also known as Crystal Violet is a triarylmethane dye. This article includes all the aspects of its structure, properties, uses and side effects.