Dailymed etomidate injection propylene glycol inactive ingredients?

What inactive ingredients are listed for etomidate injection on DailyMed?

On DailyMed, the inactive ingredients for etomidate injection include propylene glycol.

DailyMed’s listing for ETOMIDATE injection reports propylene glycol as an inactive ingredient, along with other formulation components listed on the specific product label strength and manufacturer (the exact full inactive-ingredient set can vary by label).

Which etomidate injection product (strength/labeler) should you check?

DailyMed entries can differ by:
- Strength/concentration (e.g., mg/mL)
- Manufacturer/labeler
- Formulation updates

To get the full, exact inactive-ingredient list for the specific product you have, open the matching DailyMed label and look for the “Inactive ingredients” section.

Why does “propylene glycol” show up for etomidate?

Propylene glycol is commonly used as a solvent in injectable formulations, which is why it appears as an excipient/inactive ingredient in etomidate injection labels.

Are there other excipients besides propylene glycol?

Yes. The full inactive-ingredient list can include additional excipients besides propylene glycol, and you should rely on the specific DailyMed label for your product presentation.

Source

• DailyMed: Etomidate injection label (check the exact product strength/labeler for the complete “Inactive ingredients” section).