Product Images Carboplatin

This is a description of a medication named CARBOplatin. It comes in a 5 mL multi-dose vial containing 50 mg/5 mL. Each mL comprises 10mg carboplatin, USP and 10mg mannitol in water for injection. The medication is a Cytotoxic Agent, and it is meant for intravenous use only. There are no preservatives in it. The pharmacist is required to dispense it with the attached patient information leaflet. It is manufactured in the Netherlands by Pharmachemie BV, and it falls under the trademark of PREMIERProRx™ under license. It should be stored at 20° to 25°C and protected from light. The package insert contains complete directions for use, and the lot number and expiration date can be found on the bottom panel.*

This appears to be the label of a drug vial of Carboplatin, which is used for intravenous use as a cytotoxic agent. The label provides information on the formulation of the solution, dosage, storage and dispense instructions, as well as the manufacturer, expiration date, and lot number. It also includes a warning to protect from light and to retain the vial in the carton until the time of use. The text seems to be readable and coherent.*

This appears to be a product label for the drug CARBOplatin, with information on dosage, use, storage requirements, and manufacturer details, along with a barcode and lot/expiry coding area.*

This appears to be the packaging information for a medication called CARBOplatin (600 mg/60 mL), which is an intravenous injection used as a cytotoxic agent. The medication is stored in a sterile, aqueous solution that does not contain preservatives. The packaging includes information on how to properly store the medication and warnings to protect it from light. The medication was manufactured in the Netherlands by Pharmachemie B.Y. The lot number and expiration date are included on the bottom panel of the packaging. The text also includes a trademarked name, PREMIERProRx™, and an NDC (National Drug Code) number, 0703-4239-81. There is also a physical coding area on the label, but it is not clear what it refers to.*