Ritiometan

Ritiometan

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IUPAC_name = 2,2',2"-(methanetriyltrisulfanediyl)triacetic acid


CAS_number = 34914-39-1
ATC_prefix = R01
ATC_suffix = AX05
PubChem = 65787
DrugBank =
C=7|H=10|O=6|S=3
molecular_weight = 286.346 g/mol
synonyms = (methylidynetrithio)triacetic acid
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routes_of_administration = Topical (intranasal)

Ritiometan is an antibacterial used in nasal sprays. It is marketed in France under the trade name Necyrane.


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