Grade guide
BP Grade (British Pharmacopoeia) chemicals
Material that complies with its British Pharmacopoeia monograph, the UK's official standard for medicinal substances, which incorporates Ph. Eur. texts.
579 BP Grade (British Pharmacopoeia) products
Atropine sulphate, IP/BP/USP/EP/Ph. Eur., LR 99.0–101%
- CAS
- 5908-99-6
- Formula
- C34H50N2O11S
- MW
- 694.8 g/mol
VQ-046208
Barium sulphate micropowder, APS 100 nm, IP/BP/USP/EP/Ph. Eur.
- CAS
- 7727-43-7
- Formula
- BaO4S
- MW
- 233.39 g/mol
VQ-047097
FAQs
Is BP the same as Ph. Eur.?
For substances with a European monograph, the BP reproduces the Ph. Eur. text, so requirements are the same. The BP also contains UK national monographs.
Who publishes the British Pharmacopoeia?
The British Pharmacopoeia Commission, on behalf of the UK's Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency.
Does a BP COA need to state the edition?
It should. Monographs change between editions, so the COA should identify which edition the material was tested against.
Other grades
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