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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
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Name
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1873
OPASPRAY K-1-2182 YELLOW
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1874
OPASPRAY K-1-2186 YELLOW
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1875
OPASPRAY K-1-2216-A YELLOW
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1876
OPASPRAY K-1-2227 YELLOW
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1877
OPASPRAY K-1-2228 YELLOW
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1878
OPASPRAY K-1-2239
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1879
OPASPRAY K-1-2240 YELLOW
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1880
OPASPRAY K-1-2256 YELLOW
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1881
OPASPRAY K-1-2275 YELLOW
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1882
OPASPRAY K-1-2300 PEACH
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1883
OPASPRAY K-1-2301 PEACH
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1884
OPASPRAY K-1-2303 ORANGE
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1885
OPASPRAY K-1-2304 ORANGE
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1886
OPASPRAY K-1-2314 ORANGE
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1887
OPASPRAY K-1-2327 ORANGE
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1888
OPASPRAY K-1-2330 ORANGE
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1889
OPASPRAY K-1-2335 ORANGE
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1890
OPASPRAY K-1-2406 ORANGE
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1891
OPASPRAY K-1-2410 ORANGE
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1892
OPASPRAY K-1-2417 ORANGE
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1893
OPASPRAY K-1-2430
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1894
OPASPRAY K-1-2441 ORANGE
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1895
OPASPRAY K-1-2471 ORANGE
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1896
OPASPRAY K-1-2473
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1897
OPASPRAY K-1-2492
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1898
OPASPRAY K-1-2531
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1899
OPASPRAY K-1-2533 ORANGE
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1900
OPASPRAY K-1-2554
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1901
OPASPRAY K-1-2568 ORANGE
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1902
OPASPRAY K-1-2570 ORANGE
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1903
OPASPRAY K-1-2588 ORANGE
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1904
OPASPRAY K-1-2614 BEIGE
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1905
OPASPRAY K-1-2621 BROWN
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1906
OPASPRAY K-1-2626 ORANGE
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1907
OPASPRAY K-1-2656 BEIGE
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1908
OPASPRAY K-1-2670 TAN
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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