Zinc Chloride Injection Intravenous for Deficiency & Parenteral Nutrition 10 mg/10 mL Vials 10 mL x 25/Pack (RX)

The Gold Standard for IV Zinc Supplementation in Nutritional Support, Hospital, and Critical Care Settings

Keep your patients healthy and optimize parenteral nutrition with Zinc Chloride Injection, Intravenous (IV), 10 mg/10 mL Vials. Designed for accurate, sterile, and easy IV administration, this hospital-grade zinc supplement is essential for treating zinc deficiency and maintaining healthy immune, metabolic, and wound healing functions in patients who cannot meet nutritional needs through diet alone.

Top Health Benefits & Features

• Rapid Correction of Zinc Deficiency

  • Clinically proven for zinc replacement in acute and severe deficiency
  • Supports immune system, growth, DNA synthesis, skin and wound healing, and enzyme function

• Vital for Parenteral Nutrition (TPN & PPN)

  • Essential trace element for all Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) and Partial Parenteral Nutrition (PPN) protocols
  • Supports recovery in critically ill, trauma, surgical, and malnourished patients

• Optimized for Hospital & Clinical Use

  • 10 mg zinc per 10 mL single-use vial in packs of 25 for flexible dosing
  • Sterile, preservative-free, and ready for IV administration

Indications

• Zinc deficiency treatment (confirmed or suspected)
• Supplementation in adult and pediatric patients on parenteral nutrition (TPN/PPN)
• Patients with malabsorption syndromes, GI fistulas, extensive burns, short bowel, or chronic diarrhea
• Promoting wound healing, immune recovery, and metabolic function in hospitalized or critically ill patients
• Pregnancy and lactation in patients unable to absorb dietary zinc

Dosage & Protocol

Recommended Parenteral Dosage:

• Adults on TPN: 2.5 to 4 mg elemental zinc per day IV
• Children/Neonates on TPN: 300 mcg/kg to 500 mcg/kg per day IV
• Severe Zinc Deficiency (Adults): Up to 5 mg IV daily as directed by a physician

Dosage should be adjusted based on clinical status, laboratory monitoring, and individualized patient needs.

Administration Guidelines

• For IV use only, typically added to TPN/PPN solutions.
• Dilute and administer per institutional or pharmacy protocol.
• Strict aseptic technique required.
• Regular monitoring of plasma zinc levels and signs of deficiency or toxicity is essential.

Pregnancy & Pediatric Information

• Pregnancy:

  • Safe and essential for pregnant women unable to absorb dietary zinc, especially in those receiving parenteral nutrition.
  • Zinc is crucial for healthy fetal development and reduced risk of complications.

• Lactation:

  • Zinc requirements may be increased during breastfeeding.
  • Consult clinical guidelines before use.

• Pediatrics:

  • Carefully monitor and adjust dose by weight and clinical response.
  • Neonates, infants, and children on parenteral nutrition require precise dosing.

Side Effects & Safety Information

• Common Side Effects: Injection site irritation, mild nausea, headache, or GI upset (rare with IV dosing).

• Serious Side Effects (rare):

  • Hypotension, chills, fever, allergic reaction (anaphylaxis), or metallic taste
  • Excessive zinc can cause copper deficiency, impaired immune function, or neurologic symptoms; regular laboratory monitoring is recommended

• Precautions: Avoid rapid undiluted injection. Strictly follow recommended dosage and protocols to minimize risk of toxicity.

Product Details

• Strength: 10 mg/10 mL vial (elemental zinc)
• Packaging: 10 mL x 25 vials/pack
• Route: Intravenous injection
• Form: Preservative-free, sterile, hospital quality

Why Choose Zinc Chloride Injection for IV Zinc Replacement?

• Perfect for TPN and hospital nutrition protocols
• Rapid and reliable zinc therapy for deficiency and metabolic support
• High purity, consistent dosing for all age groups and clinical settings
• Essential for patient recovery, immunity, and wound healing

Support your patient’s recovery, metabolism, and immunity with the trusted choice—Zinc Chloride Injection 10 mg/10 mL IV. Essential for every modern hospital, ICU, and parenteral nutrition protocol.