Displaying 5 results of Glycopyrrolate Stable Isotopes Glycopyrrolate stable isotopes are non-radioactive forms of glycopyrrolate, a medication commonly used to treat excessive sweating, drooling, and other conditions. These isotopes have the same chemical properties as regular glycopyrrolate but have a different number of neutrons in their nuclei, making them useful for research and development purposes. They can be used to study drug metabolism, pharmacokinetics, and other aspects of glycopyrrolate's effects on the body. Glycopyrrolate stable isotopes are safe to handle and do not pose a radiation risk.