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| Composition | Doxofylline Injection |
|---|---|
| Packing | 5*1 |
| SHELF LIFE | 24 MONTHS |
| HSN CODE | 3004 |
| Category | Injections |
| Supply | Wholesale & Export |
DAXLIN- INJ
The image shows Daxlin Injection, containing doxofylline 100 mg/10 mL. It is a prescription bronchodilator used for respiratory conditions such as asthma and COPD. 1mg
The 100 mg/10 mL strength shown in the image is consistent with the standard doxofylline injection strength listed by Indian drug references and government pricing records. National Payment Corporation of India
Doxofylline belongs to the methylxanthine bronchodilator group. It helps relax the smooth muscle around the airways, allowing the air passages to become wider and making breathing easier. It is used in conditions including bronchial asthma and COPD. FDA Verification
In simple terms:
Doxofylline → relaxes airway muscles → airways widen → breathing may become easier
It is therefore quite different from the other two injections you showed:
This is a particularly important part of the photograph. It means this formulation is intended to be administered into a vein slowly by a healthcare professional, rather than injected rapidly or given intramuscularly.
Doxofylline injection should therefore not be self-injected. The exact dose and infusion rate depend on the patient's condition and other medicines. Some product information describes IV administration under medical supervision. Trumac Healthcare
Doxofylline can cause:
More significant toxicity can cause abnormal heart rhythms or seizures, particularly with excessive exposure. FDA Verification
If someone receiving it develops marked palpitations, severe chest discomfort, fainting, severe vomiting, or seizures, medical attention is needed immediately.
Doctors generally need to know if the patient has heart disease/arrhythmias, low blood pressure, hypertension, hyperthyroidism, epilepsy, liver or kidney problems, heart failure, or a history of peptic ulcer disease. Certain medicines can also interact with doxofylline and may require dose adjustment. FDA Verification
Also, doxofylline is related pharmacologically to theophylline, so taking additional xanthine-type medicines without medical advice can increase adverse effects. FDA Verification
The photograph clearly shows the manufacturing/expiry information on the ampoules, and the displayed image appears to show “Exp. 01/2024”. If this is the actual physical pack you currently have, do not use it—an injection with that expiry date would be expired as of September 2026. Please check the actual ampoule/box directly because the photograph may not represent your current batch.
If these three injections (FASTNER-2500 + DR.Panta-40 + Daxlin) were prescribed to the same person, tell me what illness/symptoms they were prescribed for and the patient's age, and I can explain how the three medicines fit together and what each is intended to accomplish.
