UNGUENTUM EMULSIFICANS aquosum DAB 10 250 g

Anionic Hydrophilic Cream DAB

This product contains a chemical. Please refer to the safety data sheet.

Mixture:
Water, paraffin, petrolatum, cetylstearyl alcohol, sodium cetylstearyl sulfate, sorbic acid

Classification according to Regulation (EC) 1272/2008 (CLP):
Not a hazardous substance

UNGUENTUM EMULSIFICANS aquosum DAB

uses of UNGUENTUM EMULSIFICANS aquosum DAB:

Unguentum Emulsificans Aquosum DAB, also known as emulsifying ointment, is a topical ointment base used in dermatology. It primarily serves as a vehicle for incorporating and delivering various active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) to the skin. It's known for its ability to create stable emulsions, allowing for the combination of both water-based and oil-based substances in a single formulation. 
Here's a more detailed breakdown of its uses:
1. Pharmaceutical Formulation:
Base for Topical Medications:
Unguentum Emulsificans Aquosum DAB is widely used as a base for creating various topical medications. It allows for the incorporation of different APIs, such as corticosteroids, antifungals, antibiotics, and other dermatological agents, into a cream or ointment.
Stable Emulsion Formation:
The ointment's emulsifying properties ensure that the active ingredients are dispersed evenly within the base, leading to a consistent and stable product. This is crucial for ensuring the proper delivery and efficacy of the medication.
Versatile Application:
The ointment's consistency and ability to be applied to a variety of skin conditions make it suitable for different areas of the body and for various dermatological issues. 
2. Therapeutic Applications:
Treatment of Skin Conditions:
Unguentum Emulsificans Aquosum DAB can be used to treat various skin conditions, including eczema, psoriasis, and other inflammatory or infectious skin disorders.
Moisturizing and Hydrating:
The ointment helps to hydrate and moisturize the skin, which can be beneficial for dry, cracked, or flaky skin conditions.
Barrier Protection:
It can also provide a protective barrier on the skin, helping to shield it from external irritants and moisture loss. 
3. Other Applications:
Preparation of Extemporaneous Formulations:
In some cases, it can be used by pharmacists to prepare personalized topical medications for individual patients, tailoring the formulation to their specific needs.
Cosmetic Applications:
While primarily used in pharmaceuticals, the ointment's moisturizing and barrier properties can also be utilized in some cosmetic products.