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Injectables

Injectables

Physicians and other Medical Providers from most every medical specialty administer a variety of Injectable medications in their daily practice to aid in either the treatment, or the prevention of any number of disease states. Injectable medications are generally considered as the quickest route of administration and are used when a faster onset of action is necessary or when the medication is unavailable by any other route.

Anesthetics

Practitioners use local and regional injectable anesthetics, such as Lidocaine, Marcaine, Carbocaine, and Naropin to reduce pain locally or on specific nerve pathways.
Antiarrhythmics

Physicians often use injectable antiarrhythmics in treating both supraventricular and ventricular dysrhythmias, which are the result of irregular electrical activity in the heart.
Antibiotics

Injectable antibiotics, such as Cefazolin, Ceftriaxone, Rocephin and Gentamicin, used in the treatment and prevention of bacterial infections, are the most common medications administered by physicians.
Antihistamines/Antiemetics

Medical Practitioners administer injectable antiemetics such as Promethazine and Ondansetron for the treatment of nausea, vomiting, and vertigo in both acute and chronic presentations.
Chronic Pain Treatments

Physicians administer injectable analgesics when treating patients who present with pain that has been chronic or reoccurring over weeks, months, or even years.
Corticosteroids

Practitioners administer injectable Corticosteroids such as Depo-Medrol, Kenalog, and Celestone Soluspan when treating various types of inflammatory diseases.
Diluents

Diluents are used to prepare and administer certain medications. They contain no pharmacological action, but are necessary to reconstitute drugs, clean wounds, or flush catheter lines.
Epinephrine

Medical Practitioners administer injectable Epinephrine (adrenaline) for the treatment of severe allergic reactions, asthma attacks, shock, and cardiac arrest.
Procedural Medications

Practitioners administer various Procedural Medications such as Contrast Imaging Agents, Propofol, and anti-emetics to patients undergoing diagnostic or Pain Management procedures.
Vaccines

Medical Practitioners administer injectable Vaccines as a cost effective, safe, convenient, and an efficient way to protect the general population against infectious diseases.
Vitamins

Medical Practitioners administer a variety of injectable vaccines to protect the general population (infants to elderly) against preventable infectious diseases.
Other Injectables

Clint Pharmaceuticals offers a comprehensive line of non-narcotic Injectable Medications to meet needs of most Medical Practitioners in their everyday practice.