THIAMINE (vitamin B1), 50mg/ml, 2ml, amp.

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THIAMINE (vitamin B1)

Full Name

Aneurine

Therapeutic Action

Vitamin B1 supplement

Indications

Vitamine B1 severe deficiency: severe acute forms of beriberi, neurological complications of chronic alcoholism

Instructions for use

Must be given as IM or very slow IV injection (30 min).

Parenteral thiamine should be administered in a facility equipped to manage anaphylaxis (including resuscitation equipment).

Storage

Below 25°C - Protect from sunlight