Ephedrine 99 134-71-4 - Sigma-Aldrich

Ephedrine 99 134-71-4 - Sigma-Aldrich ephedrine The causes of ephedrine addiction include genetics, chemical imbalance in the brain, its perceived benefits, and ease of access to the substance ephedrine IDENTIFICATION: Ephedrine is a colorless or white solid powder or crystals It has a bitter taste and is odorless or slight aromatic odor It is soluble in

ephedrine Ephedrine should be administrated in the lowest effective dose A 3 mgmL solution should be given as a slow intravenous injection of 3 to mg (maximum

ephedrine Ephedrine is a sympathomimetic drug that increases blood pressure by increasing cardiac output and peripheral vasoconstriction In addition, the drug also Ephedrine produces norepinephrine release, stimulating mostly A1 and B1 receptors; the effects resemble those of epinephrine although they are less intense