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Coloring Agents for Use in Pharmaceuticals
- Introduction
- The Need for Color in Pharmaceuticals
- History of Colorant Use in Foods, Drugs, and Cosmetics
- Worldwide Regulatory Considerations
- Types of Colorants Approved in Various Regions
- U.S.-Certified Synthetic Colorants
- D&C and External D&C Colorants
- Colorants Exempt from U.S. Certification— Non-Synthetic (Including Nature-Identical) Colors
- Major Colorants Used in Multinational Pharmaceutical Applications
- Coloring Systems for Various Dosage Forms
- Colorant Properties and Applications
- Summary
- Articles of Further Interest
- References
- Bibliography
Abstract
There is evidence that the coloring of pharmaceuticals has been practiced since antiquity, and although the use of colorants in medicinals produces no direct therapeutic benefit, the psychological effects of color have long been recognized.
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