Drug & intervention

ivermectin 0.0187 MG/MG / praziquantel 0.14 MG/MG [Equimax]

RxCUI 1797243

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Molecular structure

Active ingredient: praziquantel
Molecular structure illustration of praziquantel
RxNorm RxCUI 8628 · PubChem CID 4891 · C19H24N2O2. Verify structure at PubChem. This drawing represents the matched chemical ingredient, not necessarily a complete multi-ingredient branded product.
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Active ingredients and chemical structures

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2D chemical structure of praziquantel praziquantel RxCUI 8628 · Ingredient View ingredient recordPubChem CID 4891

Conditions being studied

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