Named alkaloid salt · Ingredient identity
Quinine hydrochloride
Sera names quinine hydrochloride for Protazid. The plant origin does not make this interchangeable with a plant extract or with Protazol.
Look for: Chinin-Hydrochlorid
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Where it appears
The German Protazid description identifies quinine as its hydrochloride from cinchona bark and has distinct wording for snails, other invertebrates and algae.
What cannot be inferred
Bark origin does not give a substitute concentration for an extract. The salt name and product label do not transfer to a similarly named dye formulation.
What to capture
Capture the hydrochloride suffix and the actual package title. Do not convert a generic quinine entry without establishing what form and basis the number uses.
Formulation references
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