Table 1. Solubility of C16 in vehicles suitable for in vivo evaluation.
Concentration (mg/mL) |
Result | ||
---|---|---|---|
a | DMSO | 10 | Soluble a |
b | 10% DMSO in normal saline | 1 | Insoluble a |
c | 50% DMSO in normal saline | 1 | Insoluble a |
d | 10% (DMSO / Cremophor EL 1:1) / 90% Milli-Q water | 2 | Insoluble a |
e | 20% DMSO / 10% (DMSO / Cremophor EL 1:1) / 70% Milli-Q water | 2 | Soluble a |
f | 10% Cremophor EL / 10% EtOH | 10 | Insoluble b |
g | 30 | Insoluble b | |
h | 10% DMA / 10% EtOH / 20% PG | 10 | Insoluble b |
i | 30 | Insoluble b | |
j | 10%DMA / 20%PG / 40% PEG 400 | 10 | Insoluble b |
k | 30 | Insoluble b | |
l | 40% PEG 400 / 10% EtOH | 10 | Insoluble b |
m | 30 | Insoluble b | |
n | 20% PEG 400 / 10% Cremophor EL | 10 | Insoluble b |
o | 30 | Insoluble b | |
p | 10% Solutol HS-15 / 90% PEG 600 | 10 | Soluble b |
q | 30 | Soluble b | |
r | 100% Corn oil | 10 | Insoluble b |
s | 30 | Insoluble b | |
t | 10% Dimethylacetamide (DMA) / 90% PEG 600 | 10 | Soluble b |
u | 30 | Soluble b |
a Visual determination.
b Laser nephelometry.