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Last Updated On: March 15, 2021 USP Excipient Reference Standards Catalog Catalog # Description Current Lot Previous CAS # NDC # Unit Price Special Restriction Lot(Valid Use Date) 1002505 Acesulfame G0H082 F0C136 (30-JUN- 55589-62-3 N/A $410.00 Potassium (200 mg) 2009) 1005706 Glacial Acetic Acid R038A0 I0M342 (31-JUL- 64-19-7 N/A $280.00 (1.5 mL/ampule; 3 2017) ampules) 1006801 Acetone (1.5 R095B0 I0M548 (28-FEB- 67-64-1 N/A $265.00 mL/ampule; 3 2022) ampules) 1009005 Acetylcysteine (200 R10200 K0K294 (30- 616-91-1 N/A $245.00 mg) NOV-2019) 1009901 Acetyltributyl Citrate R053A0 H0I337 (31-AUG- 77-90-7 N/A $275.00 (3 x 200 mg) 2017) 1009923 Acetyltriethyl Citrate R041M0 H0I339 (31-JAN- 77-89-4 N/A $275.00 (500 mg) 2017) 1012190 Adipic Acid (100 mg) F1D318 F0D318 (31- 124-04-9 N/A $265.00 MAR-2018) 1012214 Agar (500 mg) F0K137 N/A N/A $253.00 1012595 rAlbumin Human (6 R04600 G0M268 (31- N/A N/A $314.00 Cold Shipment mg) (Recombinant DEC-2016) Required Human Albumin) (COLD SHIPMENT REQUIRED) 1012688 Alcohol R05900 G0M024 (31- 64-17-5 N/A $265.00 Determination-- OCT-2018) Alcohol (5 Page 1 Last Updated On: March 15, 2021 USP Excipient Reference Standards Catalog Catalog # Description Current Lot Previous CAS # NDC # Unit Price Special Restriction Lot(Valid Use Date) mL/ampule; 5 ampules) 1012768 Alcohol (1.2 R127S0 R087W0 (31- 64-17-5 N/A $245.00 mL/ampule; 5 MAY-2020) ampules) 1012772 Dehydrated Alcohol R119J0 G0M292 (31- 64-17-5 N/A $245.00 (1.2 mL/ampule; 5 MAY-2020) ampules) 1012799 Aleuritic Acid (50 F02300 533-87-9 N/A $278.00 mg) 1012941 Alginic Acid (100 F109P0 9005-32-7 N/A $289.00 mg) 1013206 Almond Oil (1 g) F0L399 8007-69-0 N/A $278.00 1013909 Alpha-Lactalbumin F0K015 9051-29-0 N/A $265.00 Cold Shipment (400 mg) (COLD Required SHIPMENT REQUIRED) 1017364 Aluminum Sulfate (2 F0D342 17927-65-0 N/A $240.00 g) (AS) 1018607 Amaranth (50 mg) F09381 915-67-3 N/A $365.00 1025602 Amino Methacrylate R076U0 F0G005 (30-JUN- 24938-16-7 N/A $265.00 Copolymer (1.5 g) 2018) 1029909 Ammonio G0G291 F-1 (30-JUN- 33434-24-1 N/A $265.00 Methacrylate 2009) Copolymer Type A (500 mg) Page 2 Last Updated On: March 15, 2021 USP Excipient Reference Standards Catalog Catalog # Description Current Lot Previous CAS # NDC # Unit Price Special Restriction Lot(Valid Use Date) 1029910 Ammonio G0I049 F2C082 (31- 33434-24-1 N/A $265.00 Methacrylate DEC-2010) Copolymer Type B (500 mg) 1029929 Ammonium F0L228 53956-04-0 N/A $265.00 Glycyrrhizate (100 mg) 1029953 Ammonium Chloride R139Q0 F0C134 (30-JUN- 12125-02-9 N/A $265.00 (200 mg) 2021) 1029986 Ammonium F0D104 7783-28-0 N/A $180.00 Phosphate Dibasic (1 g) (AS) 1035005 Anethole (4 x 0.5 R090M0 G0L346 (31- 4180-23-8 N/A $265.00 mL) MAY-2019) 1035300 1,6-anhydro-D- F0G227 498-07-7 N/A $270.00 glucose (50 mg) 1036937 p-Anisaldehyde (3 x F0M439 123-11-5 N/A $245.00 500 mg) 1036959 Anise Oil (2 x 0.5 F10080 8007-70-3 N/A $275.00 mL) 1036960 Star Anise Oil (500 F0M509 68952-43-2 N/A $750.00 mg) 1042055 Arabinose (50 mg) F02410 87-72-9 N/A $745.00 1042102 L-Arabinitol (250 R05730 F0E311 (30- 7643-75-6 N/A $275.00 mg) NOV-2017) 1042270 Arachidyl Alcohol R101M0 F001A0 (31- 629-96-9 N/A $245.00 Page 3 Last Updated On: March 15, 2021 USP Excipient Reference Standards Catalog Catalog # Description Current Lot Previous CAS # NDC # Unit Price Special Restriction Lot(Valid Use Date) (125 mg) MAR-2021) 1042500 L-Arginine (200 mg) R074K0 I1J237 (30-APR- 74-79-3 N/A $290.00 2019) 1042601 Arginine R071L0 R00400 (31-JUL- 1119-34-2 N/A $235.00 Hydrochloride (125 2018) mg) 1043003 Ascorbic Acid (1 g) Y06390 R1K253 (31-JUL- 50-81-7 N/A $250.00 (Vitamin C) 2019) 1043105 Ascorbyl Palmitate R051G0 R010G0 (31-JUL- 137-66-6 N/A $275.00 (500 mg) 2018) 1043502 Asparagine R094S1 R094S0 (31-JUL- 70-47-3 N/A $290.00 Anhydrous (200 mg) 2021) 1043513 Asparagine R102B0 F0E012 (31- 5794-13-8 N/A $275.00 Monohydrate (200 MAR-2020) mg) 1043524 Asparagine Related F133F0 98490-54-1 N/A $290.00 Compound A (10 mg) (2,2'-(3,6- dioxopiperazine-2,5- diyl)diacetamide) 1043706 Aspartame (200 mg) R054U0 R008X1 (31-JUL- 22839-47-0 N/A $275.00 2017) 1043728 Aspartame Related R06830 J0J061 (31-JUL- 5262-10-2 N/A $775.00 Compound A (25 2018) mg) ([(2S,5S)-5- Page 4 Last Updated On: March 15, 2021 USP Excipient Reference Standards Catalog Catalog # Description Current Lot Previous CAS # NDC # Unit Price Special Restriction Lot(Valid Use Date) Benzyl-3,6- dioxopiperazin-2- yl]acetic acid) 1043750 Aspartame F0C137 106372-55-8 N/A $230.00 Acesulfame (200 mg) 1048506 Beclomethasone R066J0 M0L276 (31-JAN- 5534-09-8 N/A $245.00 Dipropionate (200 2019) mg) 1048550 Behenoyl F0I006 N/A N/A $172.50 Polyoxylglycerides (500 mg) 1050905 Benzaldehyde (3 X R079U0 I0M304 (31-AUG- 100-52-7 N/A $245.00 List Chemical 1 mL) (List 2019) Chemical) 1050993 Benzalkonium R121K0 F109S0 (30- 8001-54-5 N/A $275.00 Chloride (5 mL of NOV-2020) approx. 4% aqueous solution) 1051500 Benzethonium R026T0 G1M022 (31- 121-54-0 N/A $245.00 Chloride (500 mg) OCT-2017) 1051602 Benzhydrol (50 mg) F1L360 F0L360 (30-APR- 91-01-0 N/A $245.00 2015) 1055002 Benzoic Acid (300 R044Q0 H0L534 (31-DEC- 65-85-0 N/A $245.00 mg) 2017) 1056130 Benzophenone (25 R066B0 F011V0 (30-JUN- 119-61-9 N/A $835.00 Page 5 Last Updated On: March 15, 2021 USP Excipient Reference Standards Catalog Catalog # Description Current Lot Previous CAS # NDC # Unit Price Special Restriction Lot(Valid Use Date) mg) 2018) (Diphenylmethanone ) 1056504 1,4-Benzoquinone R06861 R06860 (29-APR- 106-51-4 N/A $250.00 (200 mg) 2019) 1061901 Benzyl Alcohol (500 R097X0 R01940 (30-JUN- 100-51-6 N/A $245.00 mg/ampule) 2020) 1062008 Benzyl Benzoate (5 R116N0 K0K392 (31- 120-51-4 N/A $245.00 g) OCT-2020) 1065550 Betadex Sulfobutyl R123K0 R057H0 (31- 182410-00-0 N/A $275.00 Ether Sodium (500 MAY-2021) mg) 1071508 Biotin (200 mg) R04670 J0L310 (31-JAN- 58-85-5 N/A $250.00 2018) 1075203 Bis(2- R04300 H1K384 (30- 142-16-5 N/A $775.00 ethylhexyl)maleate NOV-2017) (2 g) (Maleic acid, bis(2- ethylhexyl)ester) 1081807 1-Butanol (1.2 R048N0 G0M154 (30- 71-36-3 N/A $245.00 mL/ampule; 3 APR-2019) ampules) 1081829 2-Butanol (1.2 R09520 R006S0 (30- 78-92-2 N/A $245.00 mL/ampule; 3 APR-2020) ampules) 1082639 Butyl Stearate (500 F0L302 123-95-5 N/A $172.50 Page 6 Last Updated On: March 15, 2021 USP Excipient Reference Standards Catalog Catalog # Description Current Lot Previous CAS # NDC # Unit Price Special Restriction Lot(Valid Use Date) mg) 1082708 Butylated R128U0 R052T0 (31-JAN- 128-37-0 N/A $275.00 Hydroxytoluene (500 2022) mg) 1082956 Butane-1,3-diol (1 F0M073 107-88-0 N/A $265.00 mL) 1083008 2-tert-Butyl-4- R07460 L2E348 (31-AUG- 88-32-4 N/A $292.00 hydroxyanisole (200 2019) mg) 1083100 3-tert-Butyl-4- R043W0 N0L032 (31-DEC- 121-00-6 N/A $275.00 hydroxyanisole (200 2017) mg) 1083529 Butyl Palmitate (500 F0L291 111-06-8 N/A $198.75 mg) 1084000 Butylparaben (200 J1L173 J0L173 (31-AUG- 94-26-8 N/A $275.00 mg) 2018) 1084259 Butyraldehyde (3 x R075V0 R013G0 (28- 123-72-8 N/A $275.00 1.2 mL) FEB-2019) 1086356 Calcium Ascorbate R053M0 F-1 (28-FEB- 5743-28-2 N/A $245.00 (200 mg) 2018) 1087031 Tribasic Calcium F0D394 12167-74-7 N/A $265.00 Phosphate (1 g) (AS) 1087202 Calcium Saccharate R103L0 G1I221 (31-JUL- 5793-89-5 N/A $275.00 (200 mg) 2020) 1087508 Camphor (1 g) R02450 G0J151 (31-JUL- 464-49-3 N/A $245.00 Page 7 Last Updated On: March 15, 2021 USP Excipient Reference Standards Catalog Catalog # Description Current Lot Previous CAS # NDC # Unit Price Special Restriction Lot(Valid Use Date) 2016) 1087701 Candelilla Wax (250 F1D123 F0D123 (31- 8006-44-8 N/A $278.00 mg) MAY-2017) 1090150 Canola Oil (1 g) F0L366 120962-03-0 N/A $235.00 1091028 Capric Alcohol (5 x F0M530 112-30-1 N/A $250.00 30 mg) 1091040 Caprylic Acid (300 R123A0 F1L115 (31-MAY- 124-07-2 N/A $265.00 mg) 2020) 1091505 Caprylocaproyl R119D0 F0C312 (31- N/A N/A $320.00 Polyoxylglycerides OCT-2021) (200 mg) 1096270 Carbomer F130W0 138789-85-2 N/A $300.00 Copolymer (100 mg) 1096281 Carbomer F130X0 151687-96-6 N/A $300.00 Homopolymer (100 mg) 1096531 Carboxymethylcellul F0D336 9050-04-8 N/A $198.75 ose Calcium (1.5 g) (AS) 1096553 Carboxymethylcellul R12600 R086L0 (31-JUL- 9004-32-4 N/A $275.00 ose Sodium (1.5 g) 2020) 1096611 Carmellose (500 R09370 F0I355 (31-MAY- 9000-11-7 N/A $265.00 mg) 2019) 1096826 Castor Oil (3 x 100 F04451 F04450 (30-JUN- 8001-79-4 N/A $226.00 mg) (Mixture 2020) Page 8 Last Updated On: March 15, 2021 USP Excipient Reference Standards Catalog Catalog # Description Current Lot Previous CAS # NDC # Unit Price Special Restriction Lot(Valid Use Date) containing about 92% of Triricinolein) 1096837 Hydrogenated F04490 8001-78-3 N/A $237.00 Castor Oil (250 mg) (Mixture containing about 83% triglyceride of 12- hydroxystearic acid) 1096860 Carnauba Wax (200 R092Y0 F04510 (30-APR- 8015-86-9 N/A $278.00 mg) 2021) 1098300 Cellulose Acetate R098W0 R01040 (31-JUL- 9004-35-7 N/A $225.00 (125 mg) 2020) 1098322 Cellaburate (350 F0D220 9004-36-8 N/A $265.00 mg) (Cellulose Acetate Butyrate) 1098355 Cellacefate (125 G0F177 F-1 (31-MAY- 9004-38-0 N/A $215.00 mg) (Cellulose 2007) Acetate Phthalate) 1098388 Microcrystalline R136L0 R088Y0 (31- 9004-34-6 N/A $275.00 Cellulose (1 g) DEC-2020) 1098399 Silicified R07550 F0H401 (30-SEP- N/A N/A $289.00 Microcrystalline 2018) Cellulose (1 g) 1102974 Cetrimonium R093Y0 F0F316 (31-JUL- 57-09-0 N/A $265.00 Page 9 Last Updated On: March 15, 2021 USP Excipient Reference Standards Catalog Catalog # Description Current Lot Previous CAS # NDC # Unit Price Special Restriction Lot(Valid Use Date) Bromide (1 g) 2019) 1103003 Cetyl Alcohol (100 R022B0 I3I289 (31-JUL-
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