Measurement of insulin in multilayer bags for parenteral nutrition

Torre, Francisco Martínez de la; Siguero, María Dolores Canales; Gutiérrez, Rita; Ramos, Mercedes Aramendi; Muñóz, P. Gomis

doi:10.20960/nh.03460

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“…Several studies in the literature have evaluated the stability of selected retinoids in pharmaceuticals, 4,5 simple solutions, 6,7 parenteral nutrition solutions, 8‐10 experimental cosmetic formulations, 7,11‐16 and commercial cosmetics 17‐19 . The main conclusions, which can be drawn by these studies, are as follows: the stability of retinoids depends on the medium, the pH value, and the presence of other antioxidants, 13,14 and is also affected by environmental storage conditions, since retinoids are liable to light, heat, and oxidation exposure.…”

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Retinoid stability and degradation kinetics in commercial cosmetic products

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Kristl

et al. 2020

J of Cosmetic Dermatology

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The term retinoid refers to retinol and its analogues, as well as carotenoids with vitamin A activity (beta-carotene). In addition to the many different functions in the human body, retinoids also have various beneficial effects on the skin. Topical retinoids are effective in the treatment of acne, psoriasis, hyperpigmentation, photoaged or intrinsically aged skin, and dyschromia and are thus utilized in cosmetology and dermatology. 1 However, two main issues are limiting the widespread use of topical retinoids: application site irritation

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