Clopidogrel bisulfate
What is Clopidogrel bisulfate?
Clopidogrel bisulfate (CAS 120202-66-6), also marketed as clopidogrel hydrogen sulfate, is the active pharmaceutical ingredient form of clopidogrel used in the manufacture of antiplatelet medications.
Where is Clopidogrel bisulfate used?
- Generic pharmaceutical manufacturers: API in tablet formulations
- Cardiovascular indications: formulations requiring polymorph control and purity for regulatory submission
- Contract development and manufacturing organizations: starting point for 75 mg oral solid dose products
- Combination cardiovascular products: salt form specified for fixed-dose combinations compatible with standard tablet excipients
- It is the commercially dominant salt form selected for finished dose production.
Good to know: Polymorph Form I is the standard commercially supplied crystalline form. Not to be confused with other salt forms.
Commercial specifications
- Pharmaceutical-grade specifications aligned with USP and EP monograph requirements
- Polymorph Form I
- Packaging from small analytical quantities through multi-kilogram lots to support clinical batch manufacturing
- 75 mg oral solid dose products
Other Names (Synonyms)
clopidogrel hydrogen sulphate|clopidogrel hydrogen sulfate|(S)-clopidogrel bisulfate|CLOPIDOGREL SULFATE|Clopidogrel bisulphate|Clopidogrel hemisulfate|Clopidogrel BMS|Isocover