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1. Introduction Diethylamine (DEA) and dimethylamine (DMA) are secondary aliphatic amines featuring two methyl or ethyl groups as N-substituents, respectively. Both can be present in pharmaceutical formulations or Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs), more often as degradation products originating from the drug substance itself rather than as impurities from its synthesis process [1].
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