Etamsylate Injection

Product Description

Etamsylate Injection is a high-quality sterile hemostatic agent manufactured by Montage Laboratories Pvt. Ltd. Each ampoule contains Etamsylate, which helps reduce capillary bleeding by improving platelet adhesion and capillary wall stability without affecting normal coagulation mechanisms.

It is commonly used in the prevention and treatment of bleeding associated with surgical procedures, menorrhagia, postpartum hemorrhage, epistaxis, and other conditions involving capillary fragility. Manufactured under stringent cGMP and ISO-certified quality standards, Etamsylate Injection ensures safety, stability, and consistent therapeutic performance.

Montage Laboratories Private Limited

Country/Region:

India
On CPHI since:

2023
Certificates:

3
Employees:

250 - 499

Company types

Manufacturer/Innovator

Pharmaceutical company

Primary activities

Animal Health

Contract Manufacturer

Finished Formulation products Distributor/Buyer

Marketing Services Provider

Nutraceuticals

Pharmaceutical Company (generic finished products)

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Product Description : Etamsylate Injection is a sterile solution containing etamsylate, a hemostatic agent that promotes clot formation and controls bleeding. It is indicated for the prevention and treatment of hemorrhagic conditions associated with various medical and surgical procedures.

Indications and Usage : Etamsylate Injection is used to manage bleeding associated with a variety of conditions, including menorrhagia (heavy menstrual bleeding), postpartum hemorrhage, dental extractions, surgical procedures, and traumatic injuries. It is also employed to reduce bleeding during invasive diagnostic or therapeutic interventions.

Dosage and Administration : The dosage of Etamsylate Injection varies depending on the severity of bleeding and the patient's response to treatment. It is typically administered intravenously or intramuscularly. The initial dose and frequency of administration should be determined by a healthcare professional based on the specific clinical situation.