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Name
Route: Oral
None
Route
Oral
Intravenous
Topical
Ophthalmic
IV(Infusion)
Intramuscular
Vaginal
Subcutaneous
Transdermal
IM-IV
Rectal
Nasal
Sublingual
Buccal
Auricular (OTIC)
Inhalation
Others
Function
AC - Anticaking agent
AF - Antifoaming (or defoaming) agent
AOX - Antioxidant
BC - Boiler compound
BL - Bleaching agent
B&N - Buffer & neutralizing agent
CTG - Component or coating
DS - Dietary supplement
DYE - Dye
EMUL - Emulsifier
ESO - Essential oil & oleoresin
FEED - Feed additives
FLAV - Natural flavoring agent
INH - Inhibitor
MISC - Miscellaneous
NNS - Non-nutritive sweetener
NUTR - Nutrient
NUTRS - Nutritive Sweetener
PRES - Chemical preservative
SANI - Sanitizing agent
SDA - Solubilizing & dispersing agent
SEQ - Sequestrant
SOLV - Solvent
SP - Spices
STAB - Stabilizer
Status
FS - Substances permitted as optional ingredient in a standardized food.
GRAS - Generally recognized as safe.
ILL - Substances used or proposed for use as direct additives in foods without required clearance under the FAA. Their use is illegal.
PS - Substances for which prior sanction has been granted by FDA for specific uses.
REG - Food additives for which a petition has been filed and a regulation issued.
Name
#
Name
More Info.
1837
OPAQUE GREEN 1664
Wikipedia
1838
OPAQUE GREEN 97
Wikipedia
1839
OPAQUE GREEN/FLESH
Wikipedia
1840
OPAQUE MAROON 6 DAR
Wikipedia
1841
OPAQUE PINK 0439
Wikipedia
1842
OPAQUE WHITE 001
Wikipedia
1843
OPAQUE WHITE 002
Wikipedia
1844
OPAQUE WHITE 535
Wikipedia
1845
OPAQUE WHITE 536
Wikipedia
1846
OPAQUE WHITE 538
Wikipedia
1847
OPAQUE WHITE 8
Wikipedia
1848
OPASPRAY 3-1700
Wikipedia
1849
OPASPRAY 3-1810
Wikipedia
1850
OPASPRAY 3-1820
Wikipedia
1851
OPASPRAY 3-1830
Wikipedia
1852
OPASPRAY IM-176
Wikipedia
1853
OPASPRAY K-1-1230 PINK
Wikipedia
1854
OPASPRAY K-1-1243
Wikipedia
1855
OPASPRAY K-1-1254
Wikipedia
1856
OPASPRAY K-1-1279
Wikipedia
1857
OPASPRAY K-1-1289 PINK
Wikipedia
1858
OPASPRAY K-1-14016 PINK
Wikipedia
1859
OPASPRAY K-1-1413 PINK
Wikipedia
1860
OPASPRAY K-1-1414 PINK
Wikipedia
1861
OPASPRAY K-1-1432
Wikipedia
1862
OPASPRAY K-1-1437
Wikipedia
1863
OPASPRAY K-1-1455 PINK
Wikipedia
1864
OPASPRAY K-1-1526 PINK
Wikipedia
1865
OPASPRAY K-1-1563 PINK
Wikipedia
1866
OPASPRAY K-1-1573 LAVENDER
Wikipedia
1867
OPASPRAY K-1-1574
Wikipedia
1868
OPASPRAY K-1-1584
Wikipedia
1869
OPASPRAY K-1-1719 RED
Wikipedia
1870
OPASPRAY K-1-2004 YELLOW
Wikipedia
1871
OPASPRAY K-1-2013 YELLOW
Wikipedia
1872
OPASPRAY K-1-2043 YELLOW
Wikipedia
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52
current
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61
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2193 Total
Download
Name
Route: Oral
None
Route
Oral
Intravenous
Topical
Ophthalmic
IV(Infusion)
Intramuscular
Vaginal
Subcutaneous
Transdermal
IM-IV
Rectal
Nasal
Sublingual
Buccal
Auricular (OTIC)
Inhalation
Others
Function
AC - Anticaking agent
AF - Antifoaming (or defoaming) agent
AOX - Antioxidant
BC - Boiler compound
BL - Bleaching agent
B&N - Buffer & neutralizing agent
CTG - Component or coating
DS - Dietary supplement
DYE - Dye
EMUL - Emulsifier
ESO - Essential oil & oleoresin
FEED - Feed additives
FLAV - Natural flavoring agent
INH - Inhibitor
MISC - Miscellaneous
NNS - Non-nutritive sweetener
NUTR - Nutrient
NUTRS - Nutritive Sweetener
PRES - Chemical preservative
SANI - Sanitizing agent
SDA - Solubilizing & dispersing agent
SEQ - Sequestrant
SOLV - Solvent
SP - Spices
STAB - Stabilizer
Status
FS - Substances permitted as optional ingredient in a standardized food.
GRAS - Generally recognized as safe.
ILL - Substances used or proposed for use as direct additives in foods without required clearance under the FAA. Their use is illegal.
PS - Substances for which prior sanction has been granted by FDA for specific uses.
REG - Food additives for which a petition has been filed and a regulation issued.
Name