Extended Stability for Parenteral Drugs
The only guide to safely extend the dating of parenteral drugs
Extended Stability for Parenteral Drugs supports safe extended dating of parenteral drugs beyond the usual 24-hour limit – minimising waste and lowering medicines costs. The go-to reference for anyone preparing, administering, or compounding.
Extended Stability for Parenteral Drugs provides an extensive list of medications with temperature excursion data for intact vials. Coverage of all aspects of determining stability, including the changing elastomeric landscape and the ongoing variability in stability data. Plus, newly published data on parenteral nutrition, oncology, specialty, and COVID medications.
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Safely extend beyond-use dating of parenteral medications
Quickly access extended stability information for IV solutions
Safely extend dating of parenteral medications
Minimise medicines waste from partial dosing or temperature excursions
Reduce medicines costs
Allows medicines to be prepared in bulk or ahead of time
Enable optimal patient administration
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User-friendly data in easy to digest tables
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