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## Citral
### Overview
Citral is a mixture of two acyclic monoterpene alcohols, geranial and neral. It is a component of many essential oils and is used for its fragrance and flavoring properties. It is not a pharmacologically active agent with established therapeutic indications in conventional medicine.
### Primary Indications
Citral does not have FDA-approved indications. Its use is primarily in the flavor and fragrance industry.
### Adult Dosing
Not applicable. Citral is not prescribed as a medication.
### Pediatric Dosing
Not applicable.
### Dose Adjustments
Not applicable.
### Contraindications
Not applicable.
### Adverse Effects
When used in cosmetics or food products, citral can cause skin irritation or allergic reactions in susceptible individuals.
### Key Drug Interactions
Not applicable.
### Monitoring
Not applicable.
### Clinical Pearls
Citral is a common ingredient in consumer products and should be avoided by individuals with known sensitivities.
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**Disclaimer:** This information is intended for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional and verify current prescribing information before making any decisions related to medication use.