Multivitamin Injection Suppliers & Bulk Manufacturers

Available Forms: Injection

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Category: Nutraceuticals

Multivitamin injection for parenteral nutrition, a sterile adult or paediatric combination of water- and fat-soluble vitamins for addition to IV fluids. For hospital pharmacies, tender buyers, importers and distributors.

Product Description:

Multivitamin injection is a sterile combination of water-soluble and fat-soluble vitamins made to be added to intravenous fluids. Its registered medical role is vitamin supply during parenteral nutrition. Adult products usually carry twelve or thirteen vitamins, such as A, D, E, the B group, C, folic acid and biotin, with or without vitamin K. Paediatric products use different amounts. Supply comes as a freeze-dried powder, a two-vial system mixed before use, or separate fat- and water-soluble products.

Hospital pharmacists add it to the parenteral nutrition bag, or to a dextrose or saline infusion, for patients who cannot eat or absorb enough by mouth. It is not given as an undiluted bolus. Vitamin K content matters for patients on warfarin, and that guides the choice between K-containing and K-free products. Labels list hypersensitivity reactions, including rare anaphylaxis linked to intravenous thiamine. Vitamins degrade in light, so admixtures are shielded where the label asks. Cosmetic marketing claims for these injections have no place in a medicine dossier.

Sourcing notes. Multivitamin injection for parenteral nutrition is a prescription medicine, registered through a CTD or ACTD dossier. Ask for the full quantitative composition per vial, and say whether you need an adult or paediatric product, with or without vitamin K. Many products are labelled for refrigerated storage and light protection, so confirm the approved condition and plan cold chain where the label requires it. Each batch CoA should show assay for every vitamin, sterility, endotoxins and particulate matter. Request the sterile-manufacture GMP certificate and a CoPP.