Product Images Cyanokit

The text provides information about Cyanokit, an injectable medication containing Hydroxocobalamin for intravenous use which is used for the treatment of cyanide poisoning. It is presented in a vial with 5g of lyophilized powder containing Hydroxocobalamin and requires 200mL of 0% sodium chloride diluent for reconstitution. This medication should be stored in a temperature of 15-30°C (59-86°F) and reconstituted before use. Additionally, it contains information about stability, manufacturing, and distribution. The package insert should be thoroughly examined prior to use. The text also includes lot and expiration information.*

This is a description of a product called CYAN T. It is hydroxocobalamin, which is meant for intravenous use and comes in vials of 5 grams each. The kit includes 16 syringes, a quick reference guide, and instructions for mixing it with 210 mL of 0.3K Sodium Chloride solution. It is used for treating cyanide poisoning and should only be administered by a healthcare professional. The product has storage and handling requirements, and its lot number and expiration date are provided.*

CYANOKIT is a medication used for intravenous use only and comes in a kit containing one vial of hydroxocobalamin for injection of 5 grams, one intravenous administration set, one transfer spike, and a quick use reference guide. The kit contents also include a package insert from Meridian. The medication needs to be reconstituted with 200 mL of 0.9% Sodium Chloride Injection. The diluent is not included in the kit. The complete starting dose is 5 grams. The vial should be repeatedly mixed and not shaken for at least 60 seconds before infusion. The medication can be stored at 25°C (17°F) with excursions allowed to 15-30°C (59-86°F). The medication is stable for up to 106 hours after reconstitution at temperatures below 40°C (104°F). For more information about the medication, please refer to the package insert from Meridian.*

This text provides information on the common signs and symptoms of cyanide poisoning which include headache, altered mental status, chest tightness, dyspnea, seizures, coma, and vomiting, among others. It also describes the necessary conditions for administering Cyanokit to smoke inhalation victims. The text notes physical and chemical incompatibilities of Cyanokit with other drugs and blood products, and recommends compatible diluents for hydroxocobalamin administration.*