Eighteen substituted 2-phenyl benzothiazoles, nine of which are new, are described. Pharmacological investigation of these Fostedil analogues did not demonstrate the same calcium inhibitory properties shown by Fostedil. The enhancement induced by the diethyl phosphonate group is confirmed.
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