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Are test 1ml vials multi dose?
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They are not considered multidose according to Perrigo. The 10ml bottle is, but it only has a beyond use date of 28 days after first puncture according to Perrigo.
I haven't contacted any other manufacturers to see if their answers vary.
Oddly enough when I read the insert both had the same preservative.
I haven't contacted any other manufacturers to see if their answers vary.
Oddly enough when I read the insert both had the same preservative.
I also have a pt on 0.7 ml every two weeks, I was going to disp. 2 x 1ml vials for 28 days, but my partner changed to 1ml for 20 days supply... I also called perrigo, the BUD is 28 days after first puncture.
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I’m surprised no phrma company has come out with like a testosterone pre-filled pen like insulin so they could profit off all the confusion people have regarding dispensing and stability.
I also have a pt on 0.7 ml every two weeks, I was going to disp. 2 x 1ml vials for 28 days, but my partner changed to 1ml for 20 days supply... I also called perrigo, the BUD is 28 days after first puncture.
That seems unnecessarily conservative. I would have done the same as you - 2 x 1ml for 28 days. Those vials are not overfilled much at all, and it would be fairly difficult for the patient to get the remaining .3ml out for their next dose.
I’m surprised no phrma company has come out with like a testosterone pre-filled pen like insulin so they could profit off all the confusion people have regarding dispensing and stability.
There was one company that recently tried to get fda approval for a testosterone autoinjector. FDA denied it. Ever since testosterone got a really bad rep in recent years its been a lot harder for pharma to get new formulations of it approved by FDA.
You’d need to use tuberculin needles and confuse everyone.I’m surprised no phrma company has come out with like a testosterone pre-filled pen like insulin so they could profit off all the confusion people have regarding dispensing and stability.