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Version v14-EN Version v4-EN
Language English English
Date Updated 2020-02-08 2019-08-12
Drug Identification Number 00799823 00799823
Brand name DIANEAL PD 101 CAPD SOLUTION W 2.5% DEXTROSE DIANEAL PD 101 CAPD SOLUTION W 2.5% DEXTROSE
Common or Proper name DIANEAL PD 101 CAPD SOLUTION W 2.5% DEXTROSE DIANEAL PD 101 CAPD SOLUTION W 2.5% DEXTROSE
Company Name BAXTER CORPORATION BAXTER CORPORATION
Ingredients SODIUM LACTATE DEXTROSE MAGNESIUM CHLORIDE CALCIUM CHLORIDE SODIUM CHLORIDE SODIUM LACTATE DEXTROSE MAGNESIUM CHLORIDE CALCIUM CHLORIDE SODIUM CHLORIDE
Strength(s) 392MG 2.5G 15.2MG 23.9MG 567MG 392MG 2.5G 15.2MG 23.9MG 567MG
Dosage form(s) SOLUTION SOLUTION
Route of administration DIALYSIS DIALYSIS
Packaging size 2.5L Twinbag 2.5L Twinbag
ATC code B05ZA B05ZA
ATC description HEMODIALYTICS AND HEMOFILTRATES HEMODIALYTICS AND HEMOFILTRATES
Reason for discontinuation Business reasons Business reasons
Anticipated discontinuation date 2020-02-07 2019-12-31
Actual discontinuation date 2020-02-07
Remaining supply date 2020-02-07 2019-12-31
Discontinuation status Discontinued To be discontinued
Discontinuation decision reversal no no
Tier 3 Status No No
Information on remaining supply
Company comments Prescribers will have the option to make prescription adjustments to accommodate alternate fill offerings and assess suitability for APD. Patients requiring calcium supplementation can also obtain this through alternate routes such as the oral, IV or IP route. It is up to the healthcare professional to decide on the best dose and route of administration of calcium supplements for their patient. Prescribers will have the option to make prescription adjustments to accommodate alternate fill offerings and assess suitability for APD. Patients requiring calcium supplementation can also obtain this through alternate routes such as the oral, IV or IP route. It is up to the healthcare professional to decide on the best dose and route of administration of calcium supplements for their patient.
Health Canada comments