“…Thus, some non-or low-toxic alternatives must be developed to replace traditional hazardous inhibitors. In recent years, some pharmaceutical drugs were recommended for such a purpose such as azithromycin [2], amoxicillin [3], cefixime [4], ciprofloxacin [5], amlodipine [6], oxytetracycline [7], doxycycline [8], norfloxacin [9], enrofloxacin [10], amifloxacin [11], pefloxacin [12], penicillin V [13], ampicillin [14], cloxacillin [15] and flucloxacillin [16]. All these pharmaceutical compounds are rich in heteroatoms like nitrogen, sulphur and oxygen, bonds and/or aromatic rings, which are major adsorption centres in good corrosion inhibitors.…”