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Nitrolingual Nitroglycerin Pump Spray 0.4 mg, 60 Metered Spray Bottle 4.9 gm (Rx)

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Original price $ 199.95
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SKU 28595-0120-49
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Nitrolingual Nitroglycerin Pump Spray is used for the relief of an acute attack of angina pectoris. Nitrolingual Nitroglycerin Pump Spray is a nitrate and is used to open up the blood vessels in the heart. The usual recommended starting dose is two sprays of 0.4 mg (0.8 mg/spray) one or two times a day. The dose should not exceed 3 sprays in any 24-hour period.
Nitrolingual Nitroglycerin Pump Spray helps to prevent chest pain by improving blood flow to the heart. Nitrolingual Nitroglycerin Pump Spray works best if you use it 5 to 10 minutes before you expect to have an attack of angina. You may need to use a second dose if the first dose does not relieve your symptoms.
Nitrolingual Nitroglycerin Pump Spray is for people with angina. Do not use Nitrolingual Nitroglycerin Pump Spray if you have heart failure, low blood pressure, or are allergic to nitrates.

Allegis Pharmaceuticals Nitrolingual® Pump spray is designed with ease of use in mind. A simple push of the grooved button provides consistent dosing with each spray onto or under the tongue. One spray of Nitrolingual® Pumpspray onto or under the tongue provides you with a dose of 0.4 mg of nitroglycerin. Before using Nitrolingual® Pumpspray for the first time, the pump must be sprayed five times into the air (this is known as priming). The pump should be primed every six weeks to remain ready for use. If the product has not been used for six weeks, a prime of one spray is necessary.

Brand: Allegis Pharmaceuticals
NDC: 28595-0120-49
Size: 60 Metered Spray Bottle 4.9 gm
Strength: 0.4 mg

Nitrolingual Nitroglycerin Pump Spray 0.4 mg, 60 Metered Spray Bottle 4.9 gm (Rx)
Nitrolingual Nitroglycerin Pump Spray 0.4 mg, 60 Metered Spray Bottle 4.9 gm (Rx)
$ 199.95 $ 159.95
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FAQs About Nitroglycerin Tablets, Sprays, and Ointments
  • What Do Nitroglycerin Tablets Do?

    Nitroglycerin tablets quickly relax and widen blood vessels (vasodilation), improving blood flow to the heart. This provides instant relief from angina (chest pain) due to coronary artery disease and reduces the risk of heart attack during cardiac emergencies.

  • Do You Need a Prescription for Nitroglycerin?

    Yes, nitroglycerin tablets are prescription-only. They require medical supervision due to potent effects and potential for dangerous side effects or interactions.

  • What Happens If You Take Nitroglycerin and Have No Heart Problems?

    If you take nitroglycerin without a medical reason, you may experience a dangerous drop in blood pressure, dizziness, fainting, or severe headache. Never use or share nitroglycerin unless prescribed by your physician.

  • Can You Stop a Heart Attack with Nitroglycerin?

    Nitroglycerin can rapidly relieve chest pain (angina) and may help reduce heart attack risk if used at the first signs of cardiac symptoms. However, it does not “fix” a heart attack. Always call 911 (emergency services) for chest pain that persists or worsens, even after using nitroglycerin.

  • Who Should Not Take Nitroglycerin?

    People with severe low blood pressure (hypotension) Recent users of phosphodiesterase inhibitors (ED drugs like Viagra, Cialis—dangerous drop in blood pressure) Severe anemia, increased intracranial pressure, or known nitroglycerin allergy

  • What Does It Mean If Chest Pain is Relieved by Nitro?

    If chest pain is quickly stopped by nitroglycerin, it often suggests the pain is due to angina (cardiac cause)—but fast pain relief doesn’t rule out heart attack. Seek attention for any new, persistent, or severe chest pain.

  • What Causes Angina?

    Most commonly, narrowed or blocked coronary arteries due to atherosclerosis Triggers: exertion, stress, cold weather, heavy meals

  • What is the Best Medicine for Chest Pain?

    Nitroglycerin is the best-known, rapid-onset medicine for acute angina pain. Long-term angina and heart attack prevention include beta-blockers, calcium channel blockers, aspirin, and statins (doctor prescribed).

  • Can You Lay Down After Taking Nitroglycerin?

    Yes, it is recommended to sit or lie down after taking nitroglycerin to prevent dizziness or fainting due to lowered blood pressure.

  • How Do You Know If You Need Nitroglycerin?

    You have cardiac chest pain diagnosed as angina or advised by your doctor to use at the onset of chest discomfort or before strenuous activities.

  • How Long Does a Nitroglycerin Pill Last?

    Effects begin within 1–5 minutes Relief can last up to 30 minutes Repeat as directed (up to 3 doses in 15 minutes); seek emergency care if pain persists.

  • What’s an Alternative to Nitroglycerin?

    Isosorbide dinitrate/mononitrate (long-acting nitrates), beta-blockers, and calcium channel blockers are alternatives, but do not act as rapidly as nitroglycerin for acute relief.

  • How to Stop a Heart Attack in 30 Seconds at Home?

    There is no proven “trick” to stop a heart attack at home instantly. If you have symptoms, take your nitroglycerin as prescribed, chew an aspirin if told by your doctor, and call emergency services immediately.

  • What is the 7 Second Trick to Prevent Heart Attack?

    No medical evidence supports a “7 second trick.” Rapid action with nitroglycerin and immediate medical attention are key.

  • What is the Most Serious Side Effect of Nitroglycerin?

    Life-threatening low blood pressure (shock or syncope), severe headache, and rarely, heart attack in overdoses or improper use. Allergic reactions and methemoglobinemia are very rare.

  • Can Angina Be Cured?

    Angina can often be managed and controlled, but underlying heart disease may require medication, lifestyle changes, stents, or bypass surgery.

  • Why Do I Feel Better After Nitroglycerin?

    It increases blood flow to your heart muscle, removing oxygen deprivation—the core source of angina pain.

  • Where Do You Feel Angina?

    Most often felt as pressure, squeezing, or pain in the center or left side of the chest Can radiate to arms, neck, jaw, or back

  • What is the Instant Relief for Chest Pain?

    Nitroglycerin sublingual tablet or spray is the fastest instant-acting medication for angina pain relief.

  • What is the Definition of Angina?

    Angina is chest pain due to lowered oxygen supply to the heart muscle, most often from narrowed or blocked arteries.

  • What Do You Spray Under Your Tongue for Angina?

    Nitroglycerin spray or sublingual tablets are placed under the tongue for rapid absorption and quick chest pain relief.

  • What Does it Feel Like When You Take Nitroglycerin?

    Burning or tingling under the tongue, warmth or flushing, rapid headache, dizziness, drop in blood pressure, and quick relief of chest pain.

  • Why Choose Our Nitroglycerin Tablets?

    USP-Grade, prescription-only sublingual tablets for fast action Trusted for rapid relief of chest pain and angina worldwide Easy to carry, discreet, and reliable Backed by cardiologist-recommended dosing and safety Tamper-proof, moisture-resistant packaging FDA-approved and compliance verified

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