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Chloroprocaine Injection

Discover our premium Chloroprocaine Injection—trusted for effective local anesthesia, rapid pain relief, and surgical procedures. Ideal for nerve blocks, epidural anesthesia, and emergency care, this FDA-approved, sterile solution guarantees patient safety and fast action. Perfect for hospitals, clinics, and outpatient care, Chloroprocaine Injection aids pain management, infection control, and optimal recovery. Order online for reliable quality, superior efficacy, and quick delivery to your facility.

FAQs for Chloroprocaine Injection
  • What is Chloroprocaine Injection Used For?

    Chloroprocaine is an ester-type local anesthetic used for: Spinal anesthesia (especially in short procedures) Epidural anesthesia for labor and delivery, obstetrics, cesarean section Peripheral nerve blocks and infiltration anesthesia Quick procedures where fast onset and short duration are essential Another name for chloroprocaine is Nesacaine.

  • How Long Does a Chloroprocaine Spinal Last?

    A typical chloroprocaine spinal block lasts 40–90 minutes, making it the ideal choice for ambulatory and short surgeries.

  • What is a Carbocaine Injection Used For?

    Carbocaine (brand name for mepivacaine) is another local anesthetic, often used for dental procedures, regional blocks, and minor surgeries.

  • How is Chloroprocaine Different from Lidocaine?

    Onset: Chloroprocaine acts faster than lidocaine—often within 3–6 minutes. Duration: Chloroprocaine has a shorter duration of action. Type: Chloroprocaine is an ester anesthetic; lidocaine is an amide. Metabolism: Chloroprocaine is rapidly metabolized by plasma cholinesterase, reducing systemic toxicity.

  • Why Does Chloroprocaine Work So Fast?

    Chloroprocaine has a very high tissue diffusion rate and low protein binding. Its chemical structure allows for rapid absorption and almost immediate anesthetic effect—one of the fastest onset times of all local anesthetics.

  • Is Chloroprocaine Hyperbaric?

    Yes, hyperbaric chloroprocaine formulations are available, which are injected into the spinal canal for controlled anesthesia spread and effect.

  • What Are the Side Effects of Chloroprocaine?

    Potential side effects include: Temporary numbness or weakness Back pain, headache Hypotension, bradycardia Allergy (rare with chloroprocaine; more common than with amides) Nerve injury (very rare) Systemic toxicity if overdosed: CNS symptoms, seizures, or cardiac symptoms (rare)

  • Can You Take Chloroprocaine if You are Allergic to Lidocaine?

    Yes, often you can. Chloroprocaine is an ester anesthetic, while lidocaine is an amide. Patients allergic to amide-type local anesthetics (like lidocaine) may tolerate chloroprocaine. Always inform your doctor of all allergies before administration.

  • What Should I Tell My Doctor Before Using Chloroprocaine?

    List all allergies (especially to anesthetics/sulfa drugs) Disclose any heart, liver, kidney, or neurological conditions Share any recent medications or supplements Inform if you are pregnant or breastfeeding Report any history of allergic reactions to local anesthetics

  • What is the Maximum Dosing of Chloroprocaine?

    Maximum single dose (without epinephrine): 11 mg/kg (up to 800 mg) for infiltration; lower for spinal use. Always follow dosing guidelines prescribed by your anesthesiologist. Pediatric and obstetric patients require lower doses.

  • How Much Does Chloroprocaine Cost?

    Chloroprocaine injection generally costs $5–$40 per vial, depending on concentration, volume, and supplier. Bulk, hospital, and institutional pricing may vary. Check with your pharmacy for the most up-to-date cost.

  • Is Chloroprocaine FDA Approved?

    Yes, chloroprocaine is FDA approved for use as a local and regional anesthetic.

  • Does Chloroprocaine Interact with Other Drugs?

    Chloroprocaine's metabolism is fast, so drug interactions are rare. However, consider potential interactions with: Other local anesthetics Sulfonamide antibiotics (may bind similar pathways) Cholinesterase inhibitors, which can alter the breakdown of ester anesthetics Always inform your healthcare provider of your complete medication list.

  • Why Choose Our Chloroprocaine Injection (Nesacaine)?

    USP Sterility and FDA Approved for reliability Fastest Onset, Short Duration for ambulatory and emergency anesthesia Flexible Dosage & Strengths: 1%, 2%, 3% available Pharmacy-Direct, Same-Day Shipping Tamper-Proof, Single-Use Vials

Chloroprocaine Injection (Nesacaine): Fast-Acting Local Anesthetic for Spinal, Epidural, and Nerve Block | Uses, Benefits, Side Effects & Cost

Chloroprocaine Injection (brand name: Nesacaine) is a top-choice, rapid-onset local anesthetic trusted by anesthesiologists and healthcare professionals for fast and effective regional anesthesia. Chloroprocaine is widely used in surgical, labor and delivery, and emergency settings for spinal, epidural, and peripheral nerve block anesthesia. Its quick action, safety profile, and FDA approval make it the preferred anesthetic for short procedures and ambulatory surgeries.

Order Chloroprocaine Injection (Nesacaine) for surgical, obstetric, and ambulatory anesthesia with confidence—safe, fast, and FDA approved. Consult your anesthesiologist or physician for proper administration.