What are the commercial (trade) names for ampicillin?

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Nomi Commerciali dell'Ampicillina

L'ampicillina è disponibile con numerosi nomi commerciali a livello internazionale, sebbene la documentazione fornita non contenga linee guida specifiche sui nomi commerciali.

Nomi Commerciali Principali

Secondo la letteratura scientifica disponibile 1, l'ampicillina triidrato è commercializzata con i seguenti nomi:

Nomi commerciali più comuni:

  • Principen
  • Polycillin
  • Omnipen (non menzionato nei documenti ma comunemente noto)

Altri nomi commerciali documentati:

  • Acillin
  • Amcap
  • Amcill
  • Amperil
  • Ampichel
  • Ampikel
  • Ampinova
  • Amplin
  • Cymbi
  • Divercillin
  • Liffampil
  • Morepen
  • Pen A
  • Pensyn
  • Princillin
  • Ro-ampen
  • Trafarbiot

Formulazioni Disponibili

L'ampicillina è disponibile in diverse formulazioni 2:

  • Capsule orali: 250 mg e 500 mg di ampicillina triidrato
  • Sospensione orale: 125 mg/5 mL e 250 mg/5 mL
  • Formulazioni endovenose: per uso ospedaliero

Nota Importante sulla Disponibilità

La disponibilità dei nomi commerciali varia significativamente tra paesi e regioni. Molti di questi prodotti potrebbero non essere più commercializzati o potrebbero essere disponibili solo in mercati specifici. In Italia, è necessario verificare con le farmacie locali quali formulazioni sono attualmente disponibili, poiché la documentazione fornita si riferisce principalmente al mercato internazionale.

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