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Ketolac - 5 Ampoules

Ingredients & Concentrations: Ketorolac 30 mg

How to use: 1 ampoule contents to be injected IM once daily. Otherwise refer to physician's prescription

Precautions: Take caution when used by patients with asthma, bronchospasm or cardiovascular disease. Contraindicated for patients of peptic ulceration, hemorrhage disorders, impaired renal functions. Drug-drug Interactions include enhancing the effect of oral anticoagulants, the hypotensive effect of some antihypertensives agents including B-blockers and diuretics effect may be reduced. Long term therapy side effects may include GIT disturbances, gastric ulcer and GIT bleeding.

Ingredients & Concentrations: Ketorolac 30 mg

How to use: 1 ampoule contents to be injected IM once daily. Otherwise refer to physician's prescription

Precautions: Take caution when used by patients with asthma, bronchospasm or cardiovascular disease. Contraindicated for patients of peptic ulceration, hemorrhage disorders, impaired renal functions. Drug-drug Interactions include enhancing the effect of oral anticoagulants, the hypotensive effect of some antihypertensives agents including B-blockers and diuretics effect may be reduced. Long term therapy side effects may include GIT disturbances, gastric ulcer and GIT bleeding.

$0.42

Original: $1.20

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Ketolac - 5 Ampoules

$1.20

$0.42

Description

Ingredients & Concentrations: Ketorolac 30 mg

How to use: 1 ampoule contents to be injected IM once daily. Otherwise refer to physician's prescription

Precautions: Take caution when used by patients with asthma, bronchospasm or cardiovascular disease. Contraindicated for patients of peptic ulceration, hemorrhage disorders, impaired renal functions. Drug-drug Interactions include enhancing the effect of oral anticoagulants, the hypotensive effect of some antihypertensives agents including B-blockers and diuretics effect may be reduced. Long term therapy side effects may include GIT disturbances, gastric ulcer and GIT bleeding.