Abstract: This invention relates to a dilute, ready-to-use solution of phenylephrine hydrochloride having improved stability and utility. In a particular embodiment, the formulation consists of an injectable form of phenylephrine hydrochloride with edetate disodium chelating agent in place of any sodium metabisulfite antioxidants to improve the solution's ability to remain stable and active in a dilute state after prolonged storage. This invention also relates to a form for injection of the solution that includes packaging the solution in a single-use container, as well as a form for containing the ready-to-use solution in a sterile, sealed container. Lastly this invention relates to methods of making the injectable solution for use in a single-use container, as well as for containment in a sterile, sealed container.

Abstract: This invention relates to a dilute, ready-to-use solution of phenylephrine hydrochloride having improved stability and utility. In a particular embodiment, the formulation consists of an injectable form of phenylephrine hydrochloride with edetate disodium chelating agent in place of any sodium metabisulfite antioxidants to improve the solution's ability to remain stable and active in a dilute state after prolonged storage. This invention also relates to a form for injection of the solution that includes packaging the solution in a single-use container, as well as a form for containing the ready-to-use solution in a sterile, sealed container. Lastly this invention relates to methods of making the injectable solution for use in a single-use container, as well as for containment in a sterile, sealed container.

Abstract: This invention relates to a dilute, ready-to-use solution of phenylephrine hydrochloride having improved stability and utility. In a particular embodiment, the formulation consists of an injectable form of phenylephrine hydrochloride with edetate disodium chelating agent in place of any sodium metabisulfite antioxidants to improve the solution's ability to remain stable and active in a dilute state after prolonged storage. This invention also relates to a form for injection of the solution that includes packaging the solution in a single-use container, as well as a form for containing the ready-to-use solution in a sterile, sealed container. Lastly this invention relates to methods of making the injectable solution for use in a single-use container, as well as for containment in a sterile, sealed container.

Abstract: This invention relates to a dilute, ready-to-use solution of phenylephrine hydrochloride having improved stability and utility. In a particular embodiment, the formulation consists of an injectable form of phenylephrine hydrochloride with edetate disodium chelating agent in place of any sodium metabisulfite antioxidants to improve the solution's ability to remain stable and active in a dilute state after prolonged storage. This invention also relates to a form for injection of the solution that includes packaging the solution in a single-use container, as well as a form for containing the ready-to-use solution in a sterile, sealed container. Lastly this invention relates to methods of making the injectable solution for use in a single-use container, as well as for containment in a sterile, sealed container.

Abstract: Stable phenobarbital sodium solutions for injection that do not generate impurities during extended storage. These solutions include phenobarbital sodium in an amount of 15 to 200 mg/mL; a C1-C4 alcohol such as ethanol in an amount of 105 to 160 mg/mL; and a glycol such as propylene glycol in an amount of between 620 and 830 mg/mL and have a pH of between 9 and 12 which is adjusted to that range by adding acid or base, as required. No more than 50 mg/mL water is present including any water introduced by the acid or base. The solutions contain no more than 0.8% of phenyl ethyl acetyl urea impurity as well as no detectable amount of phenyl butyric acid after two years storage at room temperature.

Abstract: Stable phenobarbital sodium solutions for injection that do not generate impurities during extended storage. These solutions include phenobarbital sodium in an amount of 15 to 200 mg/mL; a C1-C4 alcohol such as ethanol in an amount of 105 to 160 mg/mL; and a glycol such as propylene glycol in an amount of between 620 and 830 mg/mL and have a pH of between 9 and 12 which is adjusted to that range by adding acid or base, as required. No more than 50 mg/mL water is present including any water introduced by the acid or base. The solutions contain no more than 0.8% of phenyl ethyl acetyl urea impurity as well as no detectable amount of phenyl butyric acid after two years storage at room temperature.