TRITU.

Manufacturer Pfizer
Distributor Zuellig
Contents
Per g oint Polymyxin B sulfate 0.71 mg, bacitracin Zn 10 mg, neomycin sulfate
5 mg
Indications
1st aid for the prevention of pimples & pustules & treatment of infection in
minor cuts, scrapes & burns.
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Dosage
Apply to the affected area bid-tid.
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Contraindications Hypersensitivity.
Warnings
For additional cautionary notes to warn of the potential risk of using the
medicine... click to view Terramycin Plus detailed prescribing information
Special Precautions
Avoid prolonged use. Do not apply to the eyes. Discontinue use if rash or
allergic reactions develop.
Storage View Terramycin Plus storage conditions for details to ensure optimal shelf-life.
Description
View Terramycin Plus description for details of the chemical structure and
excipients (inactive components).
MIMS Class Topical Antibiotics
ATC Classification
D06AX05 - bacitracin ; Belongs to the class of other topical antibiotics used in
the treatment of dermatological diseases.
Regulatory
Classification
Non-Rx

Presentation/Packing
Form Packing/Price
Terramycin
Plus oint
3.5 g x 1's
5 g x 1's





Manufacturer: Pfizer
Distributor: Zuellig





Antamin

Manufacturer Pascual
Distributor Zuellig
Marketer ADP Pharma
Contents Chlorphenamine maleate
Indications Food & drug allergy, bronchial asthma, vasomotor rhinitis, dermatoses of
allergic etiology, urticaria, drug sensitization, serum sickness, anaphylactic
shock, insect bites, hay fever & angioneurotic edema.
Dosage
Tab 1 tab 4-6 hrly as needed. Max: 24 mg daily. Syr Adult 2 tsp tid. Childn >12 yr 1 tsp
tid. Inj
1
/
3
-1 mL IM or SC daily.
Administration May be taken with or without food.
Contraindications Lower resp tract disease. Newborn or premature infants.
Special Precautions
Hypersensitivity. Open- & closed-angle glaucoma. Prostatic enlargement. CV
diseases, cardiac arrhythmias, HTN, hyperthyroidism, pheochromocytoma,
diabetes. Allergic reactions. Avoid operating vehicles or machinery.
Adverse Drug
Reactions
Sedation, lassitude, elation or depression, irritability, paranoid psychosis,
delusion, hallucination. Muscular weakness, incoordination. GIT disturbances.
Headache, tinnitus. Difficulty in micturition. CV effects. Allergic reactions.
View ADR Monitoring Form
Drug Interactions Alcohol, CNS depressants, anticholinergic drugs, MAOIs.
Pregnancy Category
(US FDA)
PO: B
MIMS Class Antihistamines & Antiallergics
ATC Classification
R06AB04 - chlorphenamine ; Belongs to the class of substituted alkylamines
used as systemic antihistamines.
Regulatory
Classification
Rx

Presentation/Packing
Form Packing/Price
Antamin inj 10
mg/mL
(amp) 1 mL x
10 1's
(P415.00/box)
(vial) 10 mL
x 1's
(P269.00/vial)

Antamin syr 2
mg/5 mL
60 mL x 1's
(P93.00/bottle)

Antamin tab 4
mg
100's
(P491.00/pack)




Manufacturer: Pascual
Distributor: Zuellig
Marketer: ADP Pharma




Drexabion

Manufacturer Eadriex
Distributor InnoGen Pharmaceuticals
Contents
Per cap Vit B
1
100 mg, vit B
6
5 mg, vit B
12
50 mcg. Per Forte cap Vit B
1
300 mg,
vit B
12
100 mcg, vit B
6
100 mg. Per OB cap Vit B
1
10 mg, vit B
2
5 mg, vit B
6
5
mg, vit B
12
20 mcg, Fe sulfate 200 mg, folic acid 400 mcg
Indications
Vit B-complex deficiency, stimulating appetite & promotion of normal growth of
childn. Neuritis, polyneuritis, neuralgias, cervical & shoulder-arm syndrome, facial
peresis, alcoholism, rheumatic pain, diabetic neuropathy, lumbago encephalopathies
& cardiac disorders. Drexabion OB Prevention & treatment of Fe-deficiency anemia w/
essential B-complex vit.
Dosage
Cap Prophylaxis 1-2 cap/day. Therapy 2-4 cap/day. Forte cap Prophylaxis 1-2
cap/day. Therapy 2-4 cap/day. OB cap 1-2 cap/day.
Administration May be taken with or without food: May be taken w/ meals to reduce GI discomfort.
Drug Interactions Phenobarb Na.
MIMS Class Vitamin B-Complex / with C
ATC
Classification
A11DB - Vitamin B1 in combination with vitamin B6 and/or vitamin B12 ; Used as
dietary supplements.
Regulatory
Classification
Rx

Presentation/Packing
Form Packing/Price
Drexabion cap
100's
(P414.75/pack)

Drexabion
Forte cap
100's
(P939.75/pack)

Drexabion OB
cap
100's
(P500.00/pack)




Manufacturer: Eadriex
Distributor: InnoGen Pharmaceuticals




Robitusin Elixir

Manufacturer Pfizer Consumer
Distributor Metro Drug
Contents Guaifenesin
Indications
Expectorant action to help loosen phlegm
& thin bronchial secretions to make coughs
more productive.
Dosage
Cap Adult 1-2 cap 4 hrly. Childn 6 to <12 yr 1 cap 4
hrly. Syr Adult 2-4 tsp. Childn 6 to <12 yr 1-2 tsp,2-6
yr As directed. Doses to be taken 4-6 hrly.
Administration May be taken with or without food.
Special Precautions
Persistent or chronic cough which occurs
w/ smoking, asthma, chronic bronchitis,
emphysema, or accompanied w/ excessive
phlegm. Childn <6 yr (for cap).
Adverse Drug Reactions
Nausea & vomiting. Hypersensitivity.
View ADR Monitoring Form
Pregnancy Category (US FDA)





Category C: Either studies in animals have
revealed adverse effects on the foetus
(teratogenic or embryocidal or other) and
there are no controlled studies in women or
studies in women and animals are not
available. Drugs should be given only if the
potential benefit justifies the potential risk
to the foetus.
MIMS Class Cough & Cold Preparations
ATC Classification
R05CA03 - guaifenesin ; Belongs to the
class of expectorants. Used in the treatment
of wet cough.
Regulatory Classification Non-Rx
Presentation/Packing
Form Photo Packing/Price
Robitussin
Expectorant
Liquigel cap 200
mg

100's
(P1030.46/pack)

Robitussin
Expectorant syr

60 mL x 1's
(P64.31/bottle)
120 mL x 1's
(P96.26/bottle)




Manufacturer: Pfizer Consumer
Distributor: Metro Drug




Intralipid


Manufacturer Fresenius Kabi
Distributor Zuellig
Contents
Per 1,000 mL Intralipid 10% Soybean oil 100 g, egg phospholipids 12 g,
anhydrous glycerol 22 g. Energy: 1,100 kCal. Per 1,000 mL Intralipid
20% Soybean oil 200 g, egg phospholipids 12 g, anhydrous glycerol 22 g. Energy:
2,000 kCal
Indications
Intralipid 10% Severe protein depletion. Intralipid 20% Nutritional disorders or
disturbances of nitrogen balance, burns, prolonged unconsciousness, impaired
renal functions.
Dosage
Adult Max: 3 g triglycerides (TG)/kg body wt/day. Infusion rate: 500 mL in 5
hr. Neonate & infant 0.5-4 g TG/kg/day. Infusion rate: 0.17 g TG/kg/hr. Premature & low birth wt
neonate Initially 0.5-1 g/kg/day up to 2 g/kg/day infused continuously over 24 hr.
May be increased to 4 g/kg/day w/ close monitoring of serum TG conc, liver test
& O
2
saturation.
Contraindications Acute shock, severe disturbances in lipid metabolism eg pathologic hyperlipemia.
Special Precautions
Impaired lipid metabolism as in renal insufficiency, uncompensated DM,
pancreatitis, hepatic impairment, hypothyroidism (if hypertriglyceridemic), sepsis.
Monitor serum TG. Known allergy to soy protein. Neonates & premature w/
hyperbilirubinemia & suspected pulmonary HTN. Monitor especially on long-
term therapy, platelet count, liver test & serum TG.
Adverse Drug
Reactions
Increased body temp; hypersensitivity reactions (anaphylactic reaction, skin rash,
urticaria), resp symptoms (eg tachypnea), circulatory effects (eg HTN or
hypotension); hemolysis, reticulocytosis, abdominal pain, headache, tiredness,
priapism; thrombocytopenia (prolonged use in infants); transient increase in liver
tests (prolonged IV nutrition).
View ADR Monitoring Form
MIMS Class Parenteral Nutritional Products
ATC Classification
B05BA02 - fat emulsions ; Belongs to the class of solutions for parenteral
nutrition used in I.V. solutions.
Regulatory
Classification
Rx

Presentation/Packing
Form Packing/Price
Intralipid
10%
emulsion
for
infusion
500 mL x
1's

Intralipid
20%
emulsion
for

infusion
100 mL x
1's
250 mL x
1's
500 mL x
1's



Manufacturer: Fresenius Kabi
Distributor: Zuellig




Ginkgo