Synonym(s)
acidum tannicum; gallotannic acid; Gallus tannic acid; tannic acid; Tannic acid; Tanninum
DefinitionThis section has been translated automatically.
Tanning agent consisting of a mixture of esters of D-glucose with gallic acid, galloylgallic acid, trigallic acid; usually present as octagalloyl glucose. Tannin is obtained as an extract from the bile of various plant varieties.
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Tanning of the upper skin layer by protein coagulation, astringent effect.
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- Powder for hyperhidrosis: sprinkle 1-2 times/day.
- Full, sitting or partial baths: For superficial skin infections, bathe 1 time/day.
- Creams/ointments: Apply thinly 1-2 times/day for eczema.
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Powder: 0,5 - 5%, cream/ointment: 5%, baths: 1%.
Undesirable effectsThis section has been translated automatically.
Skin irritation, with extensive application possibly liver damage.
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Application on the eye, hypersensitivity to the active substance, open wounds (powder).
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Alkaline reacting substances, alkaloids, oxidants, iron and heavy metal salts, proteins, gelatine, polyethylene glycols.
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Gingivitol® solution, Tannolact, Tannosynt
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