Zinc
Analogs of Zinc
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Princípio ativo: zinc glycinate; copper (II) glycinate
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About Zinc
Zinc is a medication containing the active ingredient zinc glycinate, classified as Standardized Chemical Allergen. Zinc glycinate refers to compounds of Zn2+ with various amounts of glycinate anion as a ligand. A well-characterized derivative has the formula Zn(H2NCH2CO2)2·H2O. It arises by treating zinc oxide with glycine.
Key Benefits & Uses
- Used for: Zinc glycinate refers to compounds of Zn2+ with various amounts of glycinate anion as a ligand
- Used for: A well-characterized derivative has the formula Zn(H2NCH2CO2)2·H2O
- Used for: It arises by treating zinc oxide with glycine
Active Ingredient & Action
zinc glycinate, the active ingredient in Zinc, belongs to the Standardized Chemical Allergen class. Its clinical use follows the authorised labelling for zinc glycinate-containing medicines. Inactive ingredients: not listed in source data.
Important Notes
Always read and follow the label instructions carefully before taking Zinc. If you have any underlying medical conditions, are taking other medicines, or are pregnant or breastfeeding, consult a doctor or pharmacist before use. Do not exceed the recommended dose on the package and do not use Zinc for extended periods without medical advice.
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