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Amphotericin B

In Stock•Starting at $9 for 100 mg•Purity ≥ 95%
CAS No.1397-89-3
MDL No.MFCD00877763
MFC47H73NO17
MW924.10
InChI KeyAPKFDSVGJQXUKY-INPOYWNPSA-N

Pricing & Availability

Pack SizePurityPriceAvailabilityAction
100 mgTo Be Confirmed$9In Stock
250 mgTo Be Confirmed$10In Stock
1 gTo Be Confirmed$14In Stock
5 g95%$35In Stock
10 g95%$65In Stock
25 gTo Be Confirmed$163In Stock
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Product Information

Amphotericin B is a macrolide antibiotic used to treat life-threatening fungal infections. It also functions as an antiprotozoal drug, a bacterial metabolite, an antiamoebic agent, and a polyene antibiotic antifungal drug.

CAS No.1397-89-3
Product NameAmphotericin B

Associated Conditions

aspergillosis·Leishmaniasis·visceral Leishmaniasis·pulmonary aspergillosis·multiple myeloma·
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