GLEPTOFERRON
Chemistry - Gleptoferron, a macromolecular complex of ferric hydroxide and dextran glucoheptonic acid, is available commercially as an aqueous colloidial solution. Each ml contains 200 mg of elemental iron.
Uses, Indications - Gleptoferron is indicated for the prevention and treatment of baby pig anemia due to iron deficiency.
Drug Interactions, Drug/Laboratory Interactions - None are listed, but it is suggested to refer to the iron dextran monograph for more information.
Storage, Stability, Compatibility
Gleptoferron injection should be stored at temperatures less than 25°C (77°F).Pharmacology - GLEPTOFERRON
Refer to the information in the ferrous sulfate monograph for more information.Uses, Indications - Gleptoferron is indicated for the prevention and treatment of baby pig anemia due to iron deficiency.
Pharmacokinetics - GLEPTOFERRON
No information located.Contraindications, Precautions, Reproductive Safety
None noted.Adverse Effects, Warnings
The manufacturer states that, occasionally, pigs may show a reaction characterized by prostration and muscular weakness. In extreme cases, death may occur.Overdosage, Acute Toxicity
No information located on this product, refer to the iron dextran monograph for more information.Drug Interactions, Drug/Laboratory Interactions - None are listed, but it is suggested to refer to the iron dextran monograph for more information.