kandidim
Kandidim is a term that has been cited in a limited number of scientific and commercial contexts. It is commonly associated with a microbially derived compound that exhibits antifungal properties and is sometimes marketed as a topical antiseptic for skin applications. In the literature, the name appears in a handful of conference abstracts and patents filed in the early 2020s, primarily by researchers engaged in natural product chemistry and dermatological pharmacology. The compound is generally reported as a polar molecule that is extracted from certain strains of the genus Candida, though it is not the same as the well‑known pathogenic yeast.
The exact chemical structure of kandidim has not been consistently reported, and several different formulations have
From a regulatory perspective, kandidim is not listed as an approved pharmaceutical ingredient in any major