Gold Sodium Thiosulfate You have shown a positive allergic reaction to Gold Sodium Thiosulfate. You should avoid contact with this substance. Information about this substance is below. What is it? Gold Sodium Thiosulfate is a metal used primarily in jewelry, dental work, and in gold plating. How can I avoid it? Individuals who are allergic to gold should be able to avoid this metal. This may require not wearing gold jewelry, removing gold dental prostheses, or not receiving gold-based medicines. Many patients who have positive patch test results to gold, find no relevance of their gold reaction to their dermatitis. Uses: • Ceramics and glassware • Photography • Cosmetics • Porcelain and gilding glass • Currency (coins) • Intracoronary Stents • Dental fillings / implants • Pool supplies • Electronic circuits • Previous rheumatoid Arthritis treatment • Enamels • Iodine remover • Eye and dental prostheses • Leather tanning • Gold-plating process • Ammonia remover • Jewelry • Gold-plated intracoronary stents • Medicines and pharmaceuticals Other names for Gold Sodium Thiosulfate: • Auranofin • Gold stannate • Auricidine • Gold trichloride - gold chloride • Aurocidin • Hyposulfite sodium • Aurolin • Myochrysine • Auropex • Novacrysin • Auropin • Potassium bromoaurate • Aurosan • Potassium dicyanoaurate • Aurothion • Ridaura • Aurothiodulfate natrium • Sanochrysine • Aurothiosulfate sodium • Sel de Fordos et Gelis • Bis (monothiosulfato-(2<)-0,S) aurate (3<0) trisodium • Sodium aurothiomalate • Bis (monothiosulfato)aurate(3<) trisodium • Sodium aurothiosulfate • Crisalbine • Sodium chloraurate • Crytion • Sodium thiosulfoaurate • Double thiosulfate of gold and sodium • Sulfocrisol • Gold sodium thiomalate - injectable therapeutic gold • Thiochrysine ©2018 Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research MCS7562-188revWIP.