Propanidid
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Introduced by Bayer in 1963, Propanidid is an ultra short-acting general anaesthetic. It was withdrawn because of anaphylactic reactions.
Set of three clear glass ampoules with product details printed in red ink. There is a clear liquid retained inside each of the ampoules.
Printed in red ink: Eponotol / 0,5g Propanidid / in 10ml inj. sol.
