Detailed view of International Standard for Antibiotic: First International Standard for Kanamycin

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1- Catalogue Code designates the catalogue code that has been assigned to each Reference Standard.

2- Name lists the name of each item.
If the suffix *psy, *narc, *Drug Precursor, *MOT(biotox) or *ODS appears, export authorizations are mandatory.
Import permit / license may be needed in your country. For more details, please refer to our Terms and Conditions of supply § 3.3.2

3- Unit quantity is the quantity of material provided in each container.

4- Sale unit is the number of container(s) supplied, when more than one container is supplied for each order.

5- Assigned content See leaflet for the value and explanations on use. Unless otherwise stated, the assigned value is given on the « as is » basis. For freeze dried standards the content of the pure substance is indicated per container.

6- Additional information includes synonym and information in case of suppression or replacement of a standard.

7- Leaflet Click on the hyperlink to download the leaflet containing the instructions for use, if available (Adobe Acrobat Reader version 5 or higher, or the corresponding browser plug-in is needed to open the file).

8- Study Report Click on the hyperlink to download the study report , if available (Adobe Acrobat Reader version 5 or higher, or the corresponding browser plug-in is needed to open the file).

9- Safety Data Sheet (SDS) Click on the hyperlink to download the SDS issued in accordance with UNECE/GHS.

10- SDS product code : this code corresponds to the reference of the applicable document (safety data sheet or bio-hazard statement).

11- The CAS Registry Number^® is based on information received from the supplier and on current knowledge. CAS Registry Number^® is a registered trademark of the American Chemical Society.

12- Origin To be checked if import permit is required in your country.

13- Proposed Import HS code To be checked for your import customs clearance. The HS code stated for each product is a proposal of the Council of Europe (EDQM). The accuracy of HS code cannot be guaranteed.
The importer shall be personally responsible for the tariff classification in the country of import and will assume the ensuing regulatory, fiscal, health and safety obligations.

14- EDQM long term Storage conditions Those are the recommended storage conditions as used by EDQM. Our storage conditions are in most cases more stringent than those given in the monograph.

15- Dispatching conditions includes information on special dispatching conditions required by the item.

16- UN Code Classification for the shipment of the dangerous goods (only stated if a shipper's declaration for Dangerous Goods is required for this item with the stated unity quantity). For a complete classification, please refer to the section 14 (Transport information) of the SDS.

17- Shipping group Shipping group A parcel can only be composed of products with the same shipping group. In addition, dangerous goods will be splitted according to UN code.



Shipping group Description L Reference spectrum A1a Shipment at ambient temperature for no controlled and no dangerous goods A1b Shipment at ambient temperature for no controlled and dangerous goods B1a Shipment under Ice +5°C (products kept refrigerated) for no controlled and no dangerous goods B1b Shipment under Ice +5°C (products kept refrigerated) for no controlled and dangerous goods C1a Shipment under Ice -20°C (products kept frozen) for no controlled and no dangerous goods D1a Shipment with Dry-Ice for no controlled and no dangerous goods D1b Shipment with Dry-Ice for no controlled and dangerous goods