Product Images Deferasirox Oral

This is a description of a medication called Deferasirox Oral Granules that comes in a package with 30 sachets, each containing 620 mg gamlocuhalen and 380 mg dlrasix. The package should be stored below 25°C and proper dosage should be discussed with a physician. The medication is manufactured by a company called Aty and distributed by Rocnd LLC. This information is primarily for pharmacists who dispense the medication.*

This is a figure labeled as "Figure 1" depicting the changes in liver iron concentration and serum ferritin levels following oral administration of Deferasirox Tablets for Suspension at varying doses ranging from 5 to 30 mg per kg per day as observed in Study 1. The figure consists of a graph with two lines representing liver iron concentration and serum ferritin levels on the Y-axis and Deferasirox dose on the X-axis. There are data points plotted on the graph, and the maximum value of serum ferritin levels observed is 4000.*

Deferuslrox is a medication available in sachet form, with each sachet containing 310mg granule equivalent to 180mg of deferasirox. It is available only with a prescription and has a batch coding area. The text appears to be a label from the manufacturer Ascend.*

This is a description of a medication with the NDC number 67877-677-73 from India. The medication is called Deferasirox and comes in sachets containing 620 mg granules equivalent to 360 mg deferasirox. The code number for the medication is DDDRUGS/DD/230 and it is indicated for prescription use only. The batch coding area is labeled "ASCEND" and there is a reference to "1PMB655-01".*

This is a description of the medication Deferasirox, which is available in the form of Oral Granules. Each sachet contains 155 mg of granule equivalent to 90 mg of deferasirox. The medication is manufactured by Alkem Laboratories in India and is a prescription drug (Rx Only). The code 67877-675-71 is the National Drug Code (NDC) for the medication. The text also includes batch coding information and a reference to ASCEND, although it's unclear what that refers to.*