Emulsion Fog Formulation:

Emulsion fog formulations are made up of the following main components:

1. Active Ingredient:

• It is oil-soluble and needs to be dissolved in the oil phase.

2. Oil Phase:

• This is the solvent that dissolves the active ingredient.

3. Water Phase:

• Contains emulsifiers that help to form a stable emulsion.

4. Propellant:

• Comprises 7-10% of the total formulation.

• Internal Phase: Creates typical foamy bubbles.

• External Phase: Commonly used.

5. Site of Use:

• Allows for precise control over the target area and surface coverage.

6. Liquified Gas Propellant:

• Partially emulsified.

7. CDH Propellant:

• Widely used.

• Creates foamy bubbles.

8. Fatty Acid Soap and Triethanolamine:

• Added as a humectant to soften and soothe the skin and mucous membranes.

Note:

• The specific composition and proportions may vary depending on the specific drug formulation.

• Please consult your doctor or pharmacist for further advice before use.