ASCORBIC ACID

2 FDA products 2 manufacturers INTRAVENOUS

ASCORBIC ACID is an active ingredient listed in 2 FDA drug label records from 2 manufacturers taken by intravenous route marketed mainly as human prescription drug products.

About ASCORBIC ACID

ASCORBIC ACID appears as the active ingredient in 2 FDA drug label records. These products are produced by 2 distinct manufacturers, with the largest catalogues from McGuff Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Renova Pharmaceuticals LLC. In this ingredient’s product set, the most common route of administration is intravenous. Approved labelling for these products most frequently references: short term, week treatment, scurvy adult, pediatric patients, age months, oral administration, possible insufficient, contraindicated limitations. Every record below is taken from FDA Structured Product Labelling data; use it to compare brand names, strengths and manufacturers before speaking with a pharmacist.

How it is supplied

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Main manufacturers

ManufacturerProductsMarketing type
McGuff Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 1 HUMAN PRESCRIPTION DRUG
Renova Pharmaceuticals LLC 1 HUMAN PRESCRIPTION DRUG

FDA drug products containing ASCORBIC ACID

Brand nameManufacturerTypeRouteDosage form
Ascor McGuff Pharmaceuticals, Inc. HUMAN PRESCRIPTION DRUG INTRAVENOUS
Ascorbic Acid Renova Pharmaceuticals LLC HUMAN PRESCRIPTION DRUG INTRAVENOUS

Frequently asked questions

How many FDA drug products contain ASCORBIC ACID?
2 FDA drug label records list ASCORBIC ACID as the active ingredient, supplied by 2 manufacturers. The table below lists the brand names, manufacturers and dosage forms covered by those labels.

Which companies make ASCORBIC ACID products?
The manufacturers with the most ASCORBIC ACID label records are McGuff Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Renova Pharmaceuticals LLC. Generic and brand versions may be produced by different companies.

Is this a substitute for medical advice?
No. This page reproduces FDA labelling data so you can identify a product and its manufacturer. Dosing, interactions and suitability must be confirmed with a prescriber or pharmacist.

This page reproduces FDA Structured Product Labelling data for identification purposes. It is not medical advice and does not recommend, sell or price any medicine.