Chemical formula: C₁₆H₂₄N₂ Molecular mass: 244.375 g/mol PubChem compound: 5709
It acts directly on α-adrenoreceptors but does not act on β-receptors. When used topically as a nasal decongestant, xylometazoline acts rapidly and provides long-lasting relief. Onset of action is within minutes, the decongestant effect being prolonged and lasting for up to 10 hours.
Little information is available concerning the absorption, distribution, Biotransformation and elimination of xylometazoline in man. Absorption into the nasal mucosal tissues is rapid.
There have been no specific studies of this product or xylometazoline in hepatic or renal impairment.
There have been no specific clinical studies of this product or xylometazoline in the elderly.
There is insufficient information available to determine whether xylometazoline has mutagenic potential.
There is insufficient information available to determine whether xylometazoline has carcinogenic potential.
There is insufficient information available to determine whether xylometazoline has teratogenic potential.
No studies have been conducted in animals to determine whether xylometazoline has the potential to impair fertility. There is no information on the effects of this product on fertility.
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