INSULINE NovoRapid flac 10 ml
7680550450024
CH-55045
A10AB05
07.06.1.
Active substances:
1 / 3
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Details
- Product number
- 5504501
- CPT
- -
- Packaging group
- 10
- Unit
- ml
- Composition
- insulinum aspartum 100 U. Corresp. 3.5 mg, glycerolum, phenolum, metacresolum, zinci chloridum, natrii chloridum, dinatrii phosphas dihydricus, natrii hydroxidum ad pH, acidum hydrochloridum ad pH, aqua ad iniectabile q.s. ad solutionem pro 1 ml corresp. natrium 1.9 mg.
Articles (1)
Insulin NovoNordisk NovoRapid, Injektionslösung
Injektionslösung
10
Official Swissmedic V2 data
Additional information from the official database
Official medical documents
Detailed composition
| Substance | Quantity | Type | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
|
insulinum aspartum
|
100.0 U | Substance | Wirkstoff (Principe actif) |
|
glycerolum
|
- | Substance | HNIDK |
|
phenolum
|
- | Substance | Konservierungsstoff (Conservateur) |
|
metacresolum
|
- | Substance | Konservierungsstoff (Conservateur) |
|
zinci chloridum
|
- | Substance | HNIDK |
|
natrii chloridum
|
- | Substance | HNIDK |
|
dinatrii phosphas dihydricus
|
- | Substance | HNIDK |
|
natrii hydroxidum
|
- | Substance | HNIDK |
|
acidum hydrochloridum
|
- | Substance | HNIDK |
|
aqua ad iniectabile
|
- | Substance | HNIDK |
|
natrium
|
1.9 MG | Substance | HBESI |
Reimbursement information
Public price
CHF 37.90
Specialties list
Yes
Generic
No
SL addition date:
01/01/2000
Authorization holder
Novo Nordisk Pharma AG
8302 Kloten
Authorization information
- Swissmedic authorization number
- 55045
- Drug name
- Insulin NovoNordisk NovoRapid, Injektionslösung
- Galenic form
- LSIMD
- ATC Code
- A10AB05
- Authorization status
- Z
- Dispensation category
- B
- First authorization
- 15/06/1999
- Authorization expiration date
- 31/12/9999
- IT number
- 07.06.1.
- Domain
- Human medicine
Packaging details
- Description (FR)
- INSULINE NovoRapid flac 10 ml
- Description (DE)
- INSULIN NovoRapid Durchstf 10 ml
- Market launch
- 15/06/1999
- Narcotic (BTM)
- No