Pfizer Calcium Chloride Injection comes in a convenient ready-to-use form, perfect for emergency settings. As a vital medical supply, this injection helps maintain calcium balance, vital for muscle and nerve functions, and serves as an immediate remedy in cardiac arrest scenarios or calcium channel blocker overdoses.

The product is available in two innovative packaging formats: the Ansyr™ Plastic Syringe and the LifeShield™ Abboject™ Glass Syringe, ensuring reliability and ease of use in fast-paced clinical environments. These solutions offer an efficient way to manage hypocalcemia, cardiac resuscitation, and various calcium disturbances.

Key Features:

• Ready-to-use syringes minimize preparation time and reduce errors in critical situations.
• Clear labeling for easy identification and safe administration.
• Both packaging options ensure stability and sterility of the solution until use.

Uses:

• Calcium Chloride Injection is used to treat low calcium levels in the blood, support proper nerve and muscle function, and in emergency situations such as cardiac resuscitation. It is often administered during calcium channel blocker overdose cases and in hypocalcemia treatment.

FAQs:

1. What are common side effects of Calcium Chloride Injection?
Common side effects may include a feeling of warmth or tingling, mild swelling or pain at the injection site. Serious side effects can include nausea, vomiting, or signs of an allergic reaction.

2. Can Calcium Chloride Injection be given to pediatric patients?
Yes, but the dosing must be carefully calculated based on the patient's weight and medical condition, under strict medical supervision.