Displaying 2 results of Dicycloverine Stable Isotopes Dicycloverine stable isotopes refer to non-radioactive forms of the medication dicycloverine that have a stable atomic structure. These isotopes can be used for research in pharmacokinetics, drug metabolism, and drug interactions. They are useful in the development of new drugs and in studying the effects of existing drugs on the body. The stable isotopes can also be used for tracing the movement of the drug within the body, providing valuable insights into its mechanism of action.