KRS Website: Drug Information: Excipients

Alberta Health Services (AHS)

Pharmaceutical Excipients - the World Health Organization maximum daily excipient intake
Compiled by AHS PS DI from: Rowe RC, Sheskey PJ, Cook WG, Fenton ME. Handbook of Pharmaceutical Excipients, 7th ed. London:Pharmaceutical Press, 2012.
Propylene Glycol (Partial List Of Medications Containing)
The list is categorized into Injectable, Oral and Topical. The topical products have not been researched to determine the actual content of propylene glycol.

Pharmaceutical Excipients - Where Do We Begin?
NPS MedicineWise (Australia) link to general overview by Haywood A, Glass BD. Pharmaceutical Excipients - Where Do We Begin? Aust Prescr 2011;34:112-4
STEP (Safety & Toxicity of Excipients for Paediatrics) Database
Registration (free) required.

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The "Nonmedicinal Ingredients in Pharmaceuticals and Packaging" topic describes how to find NMI content for products, and reviews selected NMI including their synonyms, adverse effects, and other considerations. Find this topic in RxTx via the Drugs menu > Clin-Info > Topics > Nonmedicinal Ingredients
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See the “Pharmaceutical Excipients: Introduction” topic in Martindale: The Complete Drug Reference via Lexicomp for a review including links to select excipient (non-medicinal ingredient) monographs.