Memantine hydrochloride

Memantine hydrochloride (CAS 41100-52-1, EC 255-219-6) is a pharmaceutical-grade amine compound known commercially as Ebixia, Ebixza, and Akatinol, and referenced in research literature as NSC 102290 and SUN Y7017. It carries no assigned E-code. It belongs to the adamantane-derived amine class of pharmaceutical intermediates.

In pharmaceutical manufacturing, memantine hydrochloride functions as a cross-linking agent, where its primary amine group forms covalent bonds with reactive sites in polymer matrices and drug delivery scaffolds, influencing release kinetics and structural integrity. It also serves as an active pharmaceutical ingredient precursor in CNS-targeted formulations, particularly those addressing NMDA receptor modulation.

This material is supplied as a fine crystalline powder meeting pharmaceutical-grade specifications aligned with Ph.Eur. and REACH compliance requirements. It is registered under EC 255-219-6 and classified under HS code 29213000. Packaging formats are available to procurement specifications; buyers should confirm grade documentation and CoA requirements at the point of inquiry.