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Hyalgan® Sodium Hyaluronate 10 mg / mL Injection Prefilled Syringe 2 mL89122072420

Hyalgan®-Sodium-Hyaluronate-10-mg--mL-Injection-Prefilled-Syringe-2-mL89122072420

SKU #

#1032048

MPN #

89122072420

Brand

Fidia Pharma USA Inc

Stock

In Stock

Quantity

100

Features

HYALGAN, SYR 20MG/ML 2ML
Prefilled Syringe
Single Dose Vial

$69.78 USD

Product Specifications Product Usage Additional Information
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Attribute Name Attribute Value
McKesson # 1032048
Manufacturer # 89122072420
Brand Hyalgan®
Manufacturer Fidia Pharma USA Inc
Application Osteoarthritis Agent
Container Type Prefilled Syringe
Dosage Form Injection
Generic Drug Code 32121
Generic Drug Name Sodium Hyaluronate
NDC Number 89122-0724-20
Product Dating McKesson Acceptable Dating: we will ship >= 180 days
Storage Requirements USP Controlled Room Temperature
Strength 10 mg / mL
Type Intra-articular
UNSPSC Code 51202002
Volume 2 mL
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  • Hyalgan® is indicated for the treatment of pain in osteoarthritis (OA) of the knee in patients who have failed to respond adequately to conservative nonpharmacologic therapy, and to simple analgesics