Pharmaceutical substances, dermatological, indicative concentrations
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LiteratureThis section has been translated automatically.
- NRF (2003) 1.6. upper guide concentrations of dermatological drugs. DAC, New Prescription Form (NRF) 1.6. 12-13
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Active substance |
Upper indicative concentration |
betamethasone 17-valerate | 0,15% |
Capsaicin (also known as capsaicinoids in the form of cayenne pepper extract) |
0,05% |
3,0% |
|
0,05% |
|
dexamethasone or dexamethasone acetate |
0,05% |
Dithranol (first prescription at the start of therapy) |
0,1% |
Dithranol (further regulation) |
3% |
Estradiol or estradiobenzoate |
0,015% |
0,1% |
|
Fuchsin on large areas of damaged skin |
0,1% |
Fuchsin small for brushing |
0,5% |
0,2% |
|
3,0% |
|
1,0% |
|
Potassium permanganate (ready-to-use solution) |
0,001% |
Methoxsalen(Ammoidin) |
0,15% |
Methylrosanilinium chloride (= gentian violet) on large areas of damaged skin |
0,1% |
Methylrosanilinium chloride small area for brushing |
0,5% |
3,0% |
|
15,0% |
|
Salicylic acid (large area) |
3,0% |
Salicylic acid (small areas in ointments or patches) |
60% |
Coal tar(Pix lithanthracis) |
10,0 |
Coal tar solution(Liquor carbonis detergens) |
20,0 |
2,0% |
|
0,1% |
|
0,1% |
|
3,0% |
|
* Gentamicin is a reserve antibiotic for systemic use and is not recommended for cutaneous use. Therefore, the NRF does not contain prescriptions for external preparations containing gentamicin. |