Dermatics


Dermatics is a prominent subcategory within the pharmaceutical Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) sector. It focuses on the development and production of APIs specifically designed for dermatological applications. These APIs play a crucial role in the formulation of various pharmaceutical products used in the treatment of skin disorders, including creams, ointments, gels, and lotions.

Dermatics APIs are meticulously developed to address specific dermatological conditions such as acne, psoriasis, eczema, fungal infections, and other related ailments. The APIs used in these formulations are carefully selected for their therapeutic efficacy, safety, and compatibility with the skin.

Manufacturers of Dermatics APIs employ rigorous quality control measures to ensure the purity, potency, and stability of their products. These APIs undergo extensive testing to meet stringent regulatory standards and pharmacopoeial guidelines. Additionally, the production processes adhere to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) to guarantee consistent quality and minimize the risk of contamination.

With the increasing demand for advanced dermatological treatments, Dermatics APIs are subject to continuous research and development. Newer APIs are being explored to enhance efficacy, minimize side effects, and improve patient compliance. The field of Dermatics APIs is characterized by innovation, as researchers strive to develop novel compounds and delivery systems that address unmet therapeutic needs.

In summary, Dermatics APIs are a vital component of pharmaceutical formulations used in the treatment of skin disorders. They undergo stringent quality control measures and are constantly evolving to provide effective and safe dermatological solutions.

NameCAS numberCategoryAmount of suppliers
4 Chloro Ortho Phenylene Diamine95-83-0Dermatics1
4 Nitro Ortho Phenylene Diamine99-56-9Dermatics1
4-Aminobenzoic Acid150-13-0Dermatics2
Adapalene106685-40-9Dermatics21
Alclometasone67452-97-5Dermatics5
Alfatradiol57-91-0Dermatics2
Amcinonide51022-69-6Dermatics9
Ammonium lactate515-98-0Dermatics3
Argireline616204-22-9Dermatics2
Azelaic Acid123-99-9Dermatics11
Beeswax8012-89-3Dermatics4
Benzophenone119-61-9Dermatics1
Benzoyl peroxide94-36-0Dermatics5
Benzyl alcohol100-51-6Dermatics3
Bismuth oxychloride7787-59-9Dermatics1
Boric acidDermatics1
Calamine8011-96-9Dermatics2
Calcipotriol112965-21-6Dermatics13
Cetostearyl alcoholDermatics3
Cetrimonium bromide461432-23-5Dermatics1
Cetyl alcoholDermatics1
Cetyl palmitate 15Dermatics1
Chlorophyll A479-61-8Dermatics1
Collodion 4%9004-70-0Dermatics1
Crisaborole906673-24-3Dermatics7
Decyl oleate3687-46-5Dermatics2
Desonide638-94-8Dermatics12
Desoximetasone382-67-2Dermatics10
Diphencyprone886-38-4Dermatics3
Green clay powderDermatics1
HennaDermatics1
Hyaluronic acid9004-61-9Dermatics12
Hydrophobic gelsDermatics1
Hydroquinone123-31-9Dermatics8
IchthammolDermatics3
Ingenol Mebutate849146-39-0Dermatics1
Isopropyl myristate110-27-0Dermatics3
Isotretinoin4759-48-2Dermatics14
Methyl 4-Chlorocinnamate7560-44-3Dermatics1
Oleic Acid112-80-1Dermatics7
Olive oilDermatics4
Palmitic Acid57-10-3Dermatics1
Petrolatum8009-03-8Dermatics3
Polynucleotides (PDRN)100403-24-5Dermatics1
Pyruvic acid127-17-3Dermatics1
Sodium hyaluronateDermatics25
Sorbitan LaurateDermatics1
Sorbitan Monostearate1338-41-6Dermatics2
Sorbitan OleateDermatics2
Sorbitan trioleate26266-58-0Dermatics2
Stearic acid57-11-4Dermatics12
Trichloroacetic acid76-03-9Dermatics2
Wool alcohols ointmentDermatics1
Wool fatDermatics8
Wool wax alcoholsDermatics1
Zinc oxide1314-13-2Dermatics17