What “inactive ingredients” are listed for Estrace (and their amounts)?
“Aubagio? Estrace” is an estradiol product brand, and “inactive ingredients” (also called excipients) and their exact quantities depend on the specific formulation (for example, vaginal cream vs. tablet) and the strength.
The provided information does not include which Estrace product you mean or the specific strength, so I can’t give an accurate peg amount of inactive ingredients without that detail.
Which Estrace product do you have (so I can find the exact inactive-ingredient amounts)?
Please tell me one of the following and I’ll match the inactive-ingredient list to it:
- Form: vaginal cream, vaginal tablet, or other
- Strength: for example, 0.1 mg, 0.5 mg, or 1 mg (or the cream mg/g stated on the box)
- Country/label language (US label vs other)
- If you can, paste the “Inactive ingredients” section text from your package insert
Why the “peg amount” might differ
If you’re asking specifically about “PEG” (polyethylene glycol), the amount can change based on:
- Cream vs tablet formulation
- Strength
- Manufacturer and packaging/label revision year
If you share your label text, I can extract the exact PEG amount
Reply with the product type (cream/tablet) and strength (or paste the inactive-ingredients line(s)), and I’ll provide the exact PEG/“peg” quantity from that label.
Sources
None provided in the prompt.