Aquasol A Vitamin A Injection Deficiency Supplement 50,000 Units 2mL (Rx) *Refrigerated

Fast-Acting, Hospital-Grade Injectable Vitamin A for Deficiency, Malnutrition & Measles Support

Aquasol A Vitamin A Injection provides a reliable, potent dose of 50,000 units of vitamin A per 2 mL, expertly formulated for rapid correction of severe vitamin A deficiency in hospital, emergency, and clinical nutrition settings. Designed for patients who cannot absorb oral supplementation, Aquasol A is the leading injectable vitamin A treatment, trusted for boosting immunity, restoring healthy vision, and preventing deficiency complications worldwide.

Top Health Benefits & Features

• Immediate Correction of Vitamin A Deficiency

  • Ideal for individuals with clinical vitamin A deficiency, malabsorption, chronic illness, or malnutrition
  • Reverses symptoms such as night blindness, impaired immunity, and skin disorders

• Critical Support for Measles Patients

  • Shown to reduce measles complications and mortality in children and adults, especially in areas with prevalent deficiency

• Vital for Pediatric, ICU & TPN Nutrition

  • Prevents and treats hypovitaminosis A in those receiving total parenteral nutrition (TPN), post-GI surgery, or with chronic diarrhea/inflammatory bowel disease

• Essential Immune & Vision Health

  • Supports eye health, mucous membrane integrity, cellular growth, and resistance to infections
  • Reduces risk of severe infection, childhood blindness, and skin problems

• Pharmacy & Hospital-Grade Purity

  • Precise, single-use dose in 2 mL vials; manufactured to the highest clinical standards for safe IV or IM administration

Clinical Uses & Indications

• Treatment of severe clinical vitamin A deficiency (hypovitaminosis A)
• Supportive therapy in measles, particularly for children and malnourished adults
• Prevention and treatment of night blindness, xerophthalmia, Bitot’s spots, and corneal ulceration
• IV/IM supplementation for patients with fat malabsorption syndromes, pancreatic insufficiency, celiac or Crohn’s disease, short bowel, chronic diarrhea
• Vitamin A supplementation in TPN and hospital nutrition protocols
• Adjunct in the management of immunodeficiency and recurrent respiratory infections

Dosage & Administration

Deficiency Supplementation:

• Adults: 50,000 – 100,000 units IM or slow IV once daily for 3 days, then 50,000 units daily for up to 14 days, or as directed
• Children/Infants: 25,000 – 50,000 units IM or slow IV once daily for 2–3 days, based on severity and clinical guidelines

Measles Support (WHO Guidelines):

• Children <6 months: 50,000 units IM/IV daily x2 days
• Children 6–12 months: 100,000 units IM/IV daily x2 days
• Children ≥12 months: 200,000 units IM/IV daily x2 days Repeat dosing in 4–6 weeks if signs of deficiency persist.

Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) Maintenance:

• Adult maintenance: 3,300–5,000 IU/day IV, adjusted for clinical requirements

• Always administer under medical supervision. Dosing may be tailored based on blood levels, age, and clinical indication. Do not exceed recommended doses.

Route:

• Intramuscular (IM) or slow intravenous (IV) injection
• For hospital/clinical/prescription use only

Deficiency Information

• Vitamin A deficiency symptoms: Night blindness, xerophthalmia, Bitot’s spots, chronic diarrhea, immune dysfunction, delayed growth in children, increased infection risk
• Risk factors: Malnutrition, fat malabsorption, chronic GI disease, chronic infection, liver disease, measles

Prompt treatment prevents permanent blindness and severe infection, especially in children.

Side Effects & Safety Information

• Common Side Effects: Injection site pain, mild headache, dizziness, nausea, irritability
• Rare but Serious: Allergic reaction, hypersensitivity, hypervitaminosis A if overdosed

Overdose Information

• Vitamin A toxicity symptoms: Severe headache, drowsiness, vomiting, blurred vision, intracranial hypertension, peeling skin, bone/joint pain, liver toxicity

• Action: Seek emergency medical help; discontinue supplement and provide symptomatic care

• Never exceed recommended dose. Monitor vitamin A blood levels in high-risk, pediatric, TPN, and pregnant/lactating patients.

Cost & Availability

• Hospital-quality, pharmacy-dispensed injectable vials; covered by many insurance and nutrition programs
• Bulk supply available for malnutrition/TPN programs and emergency department use

Why Choose Aquasol A Vitamin A Injection?

• The most reliable, bioavailable vitamin A injection for rapid deficiency and measles support
• Preferred by hospitals for TPN, pediatric, and GI malabsorption cases
• Ensures fast correction of sight-threatening and life-threatening deficiency
• Backed by WHO, CDC, and pediatric guidelines for deficiency and infection management

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For healthcare professional use only. Follow all clinical protocols for dosing and administration. Not for routine or prophylactic use in healthy individuals.

Aquasol A Vitamin A Injection—Your trusted, rapid-acting hospital solution for deficiency correction, measles support, night blindness treatment, and advanced parenteral nutrition. Restore vision, immunity, and health today!