Tetracaine

Tetracaine Process Related & Degradation Impurities / Tetracaine Related Compounds / Reference Standards

Tetracaine which is also known as amethocaine is used as local anesthetic. It is primarily used to numb the eyes, nose, or throat. It is also applied to the skin before starting the intravenous therapy to reduce the pain during surgery. It works by blocking the nerve signals leading to reducing the sensation of the pain. In 1930, Tetracaine was patented and it is came into use in 1941. It is on the list of essential medicines by World Health organization.

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