Displaying 5 results of Tizoxanide Stable Isotopes Tizoxanide Stable Isotopes are non-radioactive forms of tizoxanide, a drug that is used to treat parasitic infections such as cryptosporidiosis and giardiasis. Stable isotopes of tizoxanide are used in research and development of new drugs and in clinical trials to understand the pharmacokinetics and metabolism of the drug. They are also used in forensic studies to trace the origin and distribution of tizoxanide in the environment. Tizoxanide Stable Isotopes are safe and reliable tools for investigating the properties and effects of tizoxanide without the risks associated with radioactive isotopes.