Oleamide (1996)
Abstract
Oleamide produced mild skin irritation and minimal eye irritation when tested on rabbits at low concentrations. One woman developed a rash following skin contact. The acute oral toxicity in rats was low. In a limited Ames bacterial assay there was no evidence of mutagenic activity. Hydrolysis to oleic acid was demonstrated using simulated intestinal fluid.
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