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Calcium Gluconate for Injection 1000mg per 10 ml vial Single-Dose vials 10 mL x 25/Tray (Rx)

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Original price $ 725.00
Current price $ 519.00
SKU 75834-0171-19
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Calcium gluconate for injection is a medication used to treat low levels of calcium in the blood. It is a sterile solution containing 1000mg of calcium gluconate per 10 mL vial. This medication is administered via injection and is available in single-dose vials for one-time use. It is used to increase the amount of calcium in the blood and can also be used in cases of magnesium toxicity, to reduce high potassium levels, and to prevent or treat certain types of bone diseases. Calcium gluconate for injection should only be given under the supervision of a healthcare professional and can cause side effects such as nausea, vomiting, or skin irritation at the injection site.

Nivagen Calcium Gluconate for Injection 1000mg per 10 ml vial Single-Dose vials 10 mL. Nivagen Calcium Gluconate Injection is a medication used to treat low blood calcium levels. This can include conditions such as hypoparathyroidism, renal osteodystrophy, and post-parathyroidectomy. It works by supplementing calcium levels in the blood, which helps to restore normal function.

Brand: Nivagen Pharma
NDC: 75834-0171-19
UPC: 375834-171197
Stregth: 1000mg per 10 ml
Count: 25 Single Dose Vials Per Tray
Volume: 10 mL
Type: Treatment of Acute Symptomatic Hypocalcemia

Calcium Gluconate for Injection 1000mg per 10 ml vial Single-Dose vials 10 mL x 25/Tray (Rx)
Calcium Gluconate for Injection 1000mg per 10 ml vial Single-Dose vials 10 mL x 25/Tray (Rx)
$ 725.00 $ 519.00
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FAQs for Calcium Gluconate Injection – Ultimate Health Support for Calcium Deficiency & Emergency Care
  • What is a Calcium Gluconate Injection Used For?

    Calcium gluconate injection is used to treat acute hypocalcemia (low blood calcium levels), cardiac arrest due to hyperkalemia, calcium channel blocker overdose, hypoparathyroidism, and as an antidote for magnesium sulfate toxicity, particularly during labor and delivery. It rapidly restores normal calcium levels, which is essential for healthy heart, nerve, muscle, and bone function.

  • Safety During Pregnancy

    Is Calcium Gluconate Safe During Pregnancy? Yes, calcium gluconate injections are considered safe during pregnancy when administered under medical supervision. It's commonly used to counteract magnesium sulfate toxicity in pregnant women, especially during preeclampsia or eclampsia, under strict hospital care.

  • How Long Does a Calcium Gluconate Injection Take to Work?

    Calcium gluconate injections work within minutes when administered intravenously, making them ideal for emergency situations requiring immediate correction of calcium deficiency. Effects can be seen as early as 1–3 minutes after injection.

  • Why Would You Need a Calcium Injection?

    Acute hypocalcemia Magnesium sulfate toxicity during pregnancy/labor (e.g., eclampsia) Cardiac arrest or arrhythmias due to hyperkalemia Calcium channel blocker overdose Parathyroid disorders

  • How Often Can I Get a Calcium Gluconate Injection?

    The frequency depends on the severity of calcium deficiency or clinical situation. Only administer as directed by a healthcare professional, with follow-up blood calcium monitoring.

  • Why is Calcium Gluconate Used in Labor and Delivery?

    It’s crucial to reverse magnesium sulfate overdose in pregnant women, preventing or stopping seizures, and supporting maternal health during high-risk deliveries.

  • Precautions During Administration

    Always administered under medical supervision Monitor cardiac function, especially with IV use Adjust dose for kidney disease or heart block Never administer intramuscularly or subcutaneously due to risk of tissue necrosis

  • How Do You Prepare Calcium Gluconate Injection?

    Inspect vial for clarity and particulates Use a sterile syringe and aseptic technique Dilute in compatible IV fluids if required Administer slowly IV to avoid cardiac complications

  • Are Calcium Injections Painful?

    Mild discomfort may occur at the injection site; intravenous administration is typically well-tolerated. Always inform your healthcare provider about any discomfort.

  • Cost of Calcium Gluconate Injection

    Cost can range from $5 to $30 per vial depending on dosage (usually 10ml at 10% strength) and location. Hospital/pharmacy prices may slightly differ.

  • Side Effects of Calcium Gluconate Injections

    Flushing, sweating, or warmth Nausea or metallic taste Injection site pain or irritation Serious but rare: Cardiac arrhythmias, hypotension, tissue necrosis (with extravasation)

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