Our recent experiment requires the use of the enantiomer of etodolac. While using reported fractional crystallization or chromatographic separation generally results in a syrupy product. No crystalline solids can be obtained after further processing (amorphous, impurity). The refs. indicate that S-Etodolac (or R-) may exist in crystalline form with melting temt. at 138-140 degree centigrade. I want to learn if u can provide the key details for sample processing or current manufacturer information. Thx
Joan Torres
In PubChem you can check information about the compound, including a list of vendors:
https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/688461#section=Chemical-Vendors
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