IV Iron Course by Product (FDA Labels)
The IV iron course a product's label gives: each dose in mg and mL, the spacing, and the course total.
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Example
- Product and indication
- Injectafer: iron deficiency anemia
- Weight
- 70 kg
Result: The Injectafer label, at 50 kg or more: 750 mg in two doses at least 7 days apart, 1,500 mg per course.
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What you enter
- Product and indication
- Weight (Injectafer, Monoferric, pediatric Venofer, INFeD)
- Hemoglobin (Injectafer in heart failure; INFeD: observed)
- INFeD: desired hemoglobin (label normal: 14.8 above 15 kg, 12 at 15 kg or less)
- INFeD above 15 kg: sex
- INFeD above 15 kg: height
- INFeD for blood loss: blood loss
- INFeD for blood loss: hematocrit
- Date of the first dose (YYYY-MM-DD, optional)
How this is calculated
Citation
FDA labels on DailyMed, Dosage and Administration: Injectafer (including Table 1, heart failure), Venofer, Feraheme, Monoferric and INFeD (label formula and blood-loss formula). Read the sources: Injectafer label ↗, Venofer label ↗, Feraheme label ↗, Monoferric label ↗, INFeD label ↗
A reference and educational tool. Not medical, legal, or financial advice, and not a substitute for clinician judgment.