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'''Clofibrate''', also called chlorfenisate, chlorphenisate, clofibate and many other names, is a [[fibric acid]] derivative used to treat [[hyperlipoproteinemia]] type III and severe [[hypertriglyceridemia]]. The active form of the drug is the de-esterified product [[clofibric acid ]] (chlorophenoxy isobutyric acid). | '''Clofibrate''', also called chlorfenisate, chlorphenisate, clofibate and many other names, is a [[fibric acid]] derivative used to treat [[hyperlipoproteinemia]] type III and severe [[hypertriglyceridemia]]. The active form of the drug is the de-esterified product [[clofibric acid ]] (chlorophenoxy isobutyric acid). | ||
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Its chemical name is ethyl 2-(4-chlorophenoxy)-2-methylpropanoate and its chemical formula is C<sub>12</sub>H<sub>15</sub>ClO<sub>3</sub>. | Its chemical name is ethyl 2-(4-chlorophenoxy)-2-methylpropanoate and its chemical formula is C<sub>12</sub>H<sub>15</sub>ClO<sub>3</sub>. | ||
== Synonyms and brand names == | |||
''Synonyms'' | |||
*Chlorfenisate | |||
*Chlorphenisate | |||
*Clofibate | |||
*Clofibrato | |||
*Clofibratum | |||
*Ethyl chlorophenoxyisobutyrate | |||
*Ethyl clofibrate | |||
*EPIB | |||
*Ethyl p-chlorophenoxyisobutyrate | |||
*Ethyl para-chlorophenoxyisobutyrate | |||
*CPIB | |||
''Brand Names'' | |||
*Amotril | |||
*Amotril S | |||
*Angiokapsul | |||
*Anparton | |||
*Antilipid | |||
*Antilipide | |||
*Apolan | |||
*Arterioflexin | |||
*Arterosol | |||
*Artes | |||
*Artevil | |||
*Ateculon | |||
*Ateriosan | |||
*Athebrate | |||
*Atheromide | |||
*Atheropront | |||
*Athranid-Wirkstoff | |||
*Atrolen | |||
*Atromid | |||
*Atromid S | |||
*Atromid-S | |||
*Atromida | |||
*Atromidin | |||
*Atrovis | |||
*Azionyl | |||
*Bioscleran | |||
*Bresit | |||
*Cartagyl | |||
*Citiflus | |||
*Claripex | |||
*Claripex CPIB | |||
*Cloberat | |||
*Clobrat | |||
*Clobren-5F | |||
*Clobren-SF | |||
*Clofar | |||
*Clofibram | |||
*Clofibrat | |||
*Clofinit | |||
*Clofipront | |||
*Delipid | |||
*Deliva | |||
*Dura clofibrat | |||
*ELPI | |||
*Fibralem | |||
*Gerastop | |||
*Hyclorate | |||
*Klofibrat | |||
*Klofiran | |||
*Levatrom | |||
*Lipamid | |||
*Lipavil | |||
*Lipavlon | |||
*Lipide 500 | |||
*Lipidsenker | |||
*Lipofacton | |||
*Lipomid | |||
*Liponorm | |||
*Liporeduct | |||
*Liporil | |||
*Liposid | |||
*Liprin | |||
*Liprinal | |||
*Lobetrin | |||
*Miscleron | |||
*Negalip | |||
*Neo-Atromid | |||
*Normalip | |||
*Normat | |||
*Normolipol | |||
*Novofibrate | |||
*Oxan 600 | |||
*Persantinat | |||
*Regardin | |||
*Regelan | |||
*Regelan N | |||
*Robigram | |||
*Scrobin | |||
*Serofinex | |||
*Serotinex | |||
*Skerolip | |||
*Sklerepmexe | |||
*Sklero | |||
*Sklero-Tablinen | |||
*Sklero-tablinene | |||
*Sklero-tabuls | |||
*Sklerolip | |||
*Skleromex | |||
*Skleromexe | |||
*Tetrasipton | |||
*Thillate | |||
*Thiosan | |||
*Ticlobran | |||
*Vincamin compositum | |||
*Xyduril | |||
*Yoclo | |||
*neo-Atomid | |||
== External Links == | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:00, 29 July 2024
Clofibrate, also called chlorfenisate, chlorphenisate, clofibate and many other names, is a fibric acid derivative used to treat hyperlipoproteinemia type III and severe hypertriglyceridemia. The active form of the drug is the de-esterified product clofibric acid (chlorophenoxy isobutyric acid).
Its chemical name is ethyl 2-(4-chlorophenoxy)-2-methylpropanoate and its chemical formula is C12H15ClO3.
Synonyms and brand names
Synonyms
- Chlorfenisate
- Chlorphenisate
- Clofibate
- Clofibrato
- Clofibratum
- Ethyl chlorophenoxyisobutyrate
- Ethyl clofibrate
- EPIB
- Ethyl p-chlorophenoxyisobutyrate
- Ethyl para-chlorophenoxyisobutyrate
- CPIB
Brand Names
- Amotril
- Amotril S
- Angiokapsul
- Anparton
- Antilipid
- Antilipide
- Apolan
- Arterioflexin
- Arterosol
- Artes
- Artevil
- Ateculon
- Ateriosan
- Athebrate
- Atheromide
- Atheropront
- Athranid-Wirkstoff
- Atrolen
- Atromid
- Atromid S
- Atromid-S
- Atromida
- Atromidin
- Atrovis
- Azionyl
- Bioscleran
- Bresit
- Cartagyl
- Citiflus
- Claripex
- Claripex CPIB
- Cloberat
- Clobrat
- Clobren-5F
- Clobren-SF
- Clofar
- Clofibram
- Clofibrat
- Clofinit
- Clofipront
- Delipid
- Deliva
- Dura clofibrat
- ELPI
- Fibralem
- Gerastop
- Hyclorate
- Klofibrat
- Klofiran
- Levatrom
- Lipamid
- Lipavil
- Lipavlon
- Lipide 500
- Lipidsenker
- Lipofacton
- Lipomid
- Liponorm
- Liporeduct
- Liporil
- Liposid
- Liprin
- Liprinal
- Lobetrin
- Miscleron
- Negalip
- Neo-Atromid
- Normalip
- Normat
- Normolipol
- Novofibrate
- Oxan 600
- Persantinat
- Regardin
- Regelan
- Regelan N
- Robigram
- Scrobin
- Serofinex
- Serotinex
- Skerolip
- Sklerepmexe
- Sklero
- Sklero-Tablinen
- Sklero-tablinene
- Sklero-tabuls
- Sklerolip
- Skleromex
- Skleromexe
- Tetrasipton
- Thillate
- Thiosan
- Ticlobran
- Vincamin compositum
- Xyduril
- Yoclo
- neo-Atomid
External Links
The most up-to-date information about Clofibrate and other drugs can be found at the following sites.
- Clofibrate - FDA approved drug information (drug label) from DailyMed (U.S. National Library of Medicine).
- Clofibrate - Drug information for consumers from MedlinePlus (U.S. National Library of Medicine).
- Clofibrate - Detailed information from DrugBank.