
- September 2019 Pain Management
- Volume 85
- Issue 9
Rx Products (September 2019)
Rx Products for September 2019
GUARDED LUER CONNECTORS
MANUFACTURED BY: Medi-Dose/EPS
INDICATION: The Guarded Luer Connectors are designed to facilitate the mixing or transfer of fluids between syringes and connecting various intravenous sets. Available in Female to Female Luer Lock or Female to Male Luer Lock configurations, the connectors are brightly colored for quick identification, and they are individually packaged to facilitate aseptic technique. The connecters are also designed with large finger grips to provide secure manipulation and protect against contamination.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: medidose.com
TURALIO (PEXIDARTINIB)MANUFACTURED BY: Daiichi Sankyo
INDICATION: The FDA has approved Turalio, the first, and currently only, treatment for adult patients with a symptomatic tenosynovial giant cell tumor associated with functional limitations or severe morbidity and not responsive to improvement with surgery. Of the 120 patients in the clinical trial, 38% receiving Turalio had at least a 30% reduction in tumor length at 25 weeks; 56% saw at least a 50% reduction in tumor volume. Common adverse effects include changes in blood liver tests and hair color, increased cholesterol level in the blood, and tiredness.
DOSAGE FORM: Capsules
FOR MORE INFORMATION: turalio.com
SYMJEPIMANUFACTURED BY: Sandoz Inc
INDICATION: Novartis’ Sandoz division is introducing Symjepi (epinephrine) in the US market. The 0.3-mg injections are indicated for the emergency treatment of anaphylactic allergic reactions. The injection works by reducing swelling in the airway and preventing fatal reactions to drugs, food, insect bites and stings, and other substances that induce anaphylaxis. The German drug company is expanding to bring an affordable option of a pre-filled, single-dose auto-injector to US patients.
DOSAGE FORM: Auto-injector device
FOR MORE INFORMATION: sandoz.com
XPOVIO (SELINEXOR)MANUFACTURED BY: Karyopharm Therapeutics Inc
INDICATION: The FDA has approved Xpovio tablets to treat multiple myeloma when taken alongside dexamethasone. Xpovio is a first- in-class, oral selective inhibitor of nuclear export compound. It is indicated for adults with multiple myeloma that has relapsed or who did not respond to previous treatment and have received at least 4 prior therapies. Common adverse effects include anemia, constipation, shortness of breath, and tiredness.
DOSAGE FORM: Tablets
FOR MORE INFORMATION: karyopharm.com
Articles in this issue
about 6 years ago
Keep an Eye on Protein Kinase Inhibitorsabout 6 years ago
OTC Focus Case Studies: Painabout 6 years ago
What Are the Options for Treating Pain?about 6 years ago
Education, Law Enforcement, and Treatment Programs Are Keyabout 6 years ago
Dispensing Mistakes Can Happen to Pets, Tooabout 6 years ago
MRPs Are Both a Blessing and a Curseabout 6 years ago
Pharmacists Can Provide Optimal Migraine Treatmentsabout 6 years ago
Melrose Pharmacy Offers a Unique Feelabout 6 years ago
Topical Analgesics Provide Pain Reliefabout 6 years ago
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