Batch NO.:TMS-HCl-260605 Assay(HPLC):99.30% Loss on Drying:≤0.20% Residue on Ignition:<0.08% Single individual impurity:≤0.12% Total related impurities:≤0.35% Heavy Metal(Pb/As/Cd):<8ppm Appearance complies with specification requirements

This imidazothiazole hydrochloride is classic veterinary anthelmintic API and fine pharmaceutical intermediate, not approved for human oral medicine or food additive. In animal husbandry industry, it is widely formulated into powder, oral solution and premix for poultry, swine, ruminant livestock to eliminate gastrointestinal nematode parasites including roundworm and hookworm via inhibiting parasite fumarate reductase enzyme to block energy metabolism of helminth. High purity medicinal intermediate grade is used as raw material for levamisole production via chiral resolution; levamisole is single-enantiomer derivative with broad-spectrum deworming and immune regulation effect for veterinary and former human auxiliary drug research. Analytical standard grade is applied for HPLC calibration during veterinary drug residue detection in feed and animal tissue in third-party inspection labs. Besides deworming application, small-batch lab material serves as organic synthesis building block for novel heterocyclic compound library development and immunomodulatory small molecule screening in medicinal chemistry R&D institutions.

GHS Warning irritant with hazard statements H315(skin irritation), H319(serious eye damage), H335(respiratory irritation from inhaled dust). All weighing and feeding operations must complete in ventilated fume hood; operators wear nitrile resistant gloves, full-face splash-proof goggles and dust-proof lab coat to prevent fine crystal dust contacting skin and respiratory mucosa. Upon skin contamination, continuously rinse affected area with abundant soapy running water over 15 minutes; uninterrupted eye irrigation more than 15 min with clean water once splashed and consult ophthalmologist for persistent stinging symptom. Accidental small oral intake triggers mild nausea and stomach discomfort; massive ingestion requires urgent hospital symptomatic treatment. Discarded residual powder and contaminated filter waste are categorized as pharmaceutical hazardous waste, delivered to licensed disposal institution per local environmental regulations, strictly forbidden to discharge into municipal sewer. Store separately from concentrated alkaline substances and strong oxidants to avoid hydrolytic ring-opening decomposition and toxic sulfur-containing byproducts generation.