VIBRO 10MG INJECTION

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Definition: VIBRO 10mg Injection is a local anesthetic formulation containing Bupivacaine Hydrochloride (10mg/mL), designed for long-duration nerve blocks and surgical anesthesia.

INTRODUCTION

VIBRO is used for:

Regional anesthesia (epidural, spinal, peripheral nerve blocks).
Post-operative pain relief (up to 12 hours of analgesia).
Labor analgesia (low-dose epidurals).

It belongs to the amide-class of anesthetics, offering prolonged numbness compared to lidocaine.

DESCRIPTION

Composition:

Bupivacaine HCl (10mg/mL) – Potent, long-acting sodium channel blocker.
Preservatives: Methylparaben (in multi-dose vials).
pH-adjusted (3.5–5.5) for stability.

Key Properties:

Onset: 15–30 minutes (slower than lidocaine).
Duration: 4–12 hours (depends on administration route).
Motor vs. Sensory Block: Selective sensory blockade at low doses.

USES

Surgical Anesthesia:
- Cesarean sections (spinal/epidural).
- Orthopedic surgeries (knee/shoulder blocks).
Pain Management:
- Post-thoracotomy pain (intercostal blocks).
- Chronic pain (nerve root injections).
Obstetrics:
- Labor epidurals (0.0625–0.125% diluted solutions).

SIDE EFFECTS

Common:

Hypotension (epidural/spinal use).
Numbness beyond target area (e.g., leg weakness with epidural).

Serious:

Cardiotoxicity (arrhythmias, cardiac arrest – avoid IV injection).
Neurologic toxicity (seizures, if systemic absorption exceeds threshold).
Allergic reactions (rare with amides).

ADVANTAGES OVER LIDOCAINE

Feature	VIBRO (Bupivacaine)	Lidocaine
Duration	4–12 hrs	0.5–2 hrs
Potency	4x stronger	Baseline
Cardiac Risk	High (narrow therapeutic index)	Low

DOSING GUIDELINES

Route	Dose (Max)	Onset	Duration
Epidural	10–20mg (75mg max)	15–30 min	4–8 hrs
Spinal	5–15mg	5–10 min	3–6 hrs
Nerve Block	2.5–5mg/mL (up to 175mg)	20 min	8–12 hrs

Note: Never exceed 2mg/kg (or 175mg total) due to cardiotoxicity risk.

STORAGE

Room temperature (below 25°C).
Single-dose vials: Discard unused portions (no preservatives).
Protect from light (store in original packaging).

CONTRAINDICATIONS

Hypersensitivity to amide anesthetics.
Severe cardiac disease (risk of arrhythmias).
Septicemia (for neuraxial blocks).

CONCLUSION

VIBRO 10mg Injection is indispensable for prolonged surgical anesthesia but requires:

Expert administration (avoid intravascular injection).
Cardiac monitoring in high-risk patients.
Dose precision to avoid systemic toxicity.

Alternatives: For shorter procedures, consider lidocaine/ropivacaine.

Definition:
VIBRO 10mg Injection is a local anesthetic formulation containing Bupivacaine Hydrochloride (10mg/mL), designed for long-duration nerve blocks and surgical anesthesia.

INTRODUCTION

VIBRO is used for:

Regional anesthesia (epidural, spinal, peripheral nerve blocks).
Post-operative pain relief (up to 12 hours of analgesia).
Labor analgesia (low-dose epidurals).

It belongs to the amide-class of anesthetics, offering prolonged numbness compared to lidocaine.

DESCRIPTION

Composition:

Bupivacaine HCl (10mg/mL) – Potent, long-acting sodium channel blocker.
Preservatives: Methylparaben (in multi-dose vials).
pH-adjusted (3.5–5.5) for stability.

Key Properties:

Onset: 15–30 minutes (slower than lidocaine).
Duration: 4–12 hours (depends on administration route).
Motor vs. Sensory Block: Selective sensory blockade at low doses.

USES

Surgical Anesthesia:
- Cesarean sections (spinal/epidural).
- Orthopedic surgeries (knee/shoulder blocks).
Pain Management:
- Post-thoracotomy pain (intercostal blocks).
- Chronic pain (nerve root injections).
Obstetrics:
- Labor epidurals (0.0625–0.125% diluted solutions).

SIDE EFFECTS

Common:

Hypotension (epidural/spinal use).
Numbness beyond target area (e.g., leg weakness with epidural).

Serious:

Cardiotoxicity (arrhythmias, cardiac arrest – avoid IV injection).
Neurologic toxicity (seizures, if systemic absorption exceeds threshold).
Allergic reactions (rare with amides).

ADVANTAGES OVER LIDOCAINE

Feature	VIBRO (Bupivacaine)	Lidocaine
Duration	4–12 hrs	0.5–2 hrs
Potency	4x stronger	Baseline
Cardiac Risk	High (narrow therapeutic index)	Low

DOSING GUIDELINES

Route	Dose (Max)	Onset	Duration
Epidural	10–20mg (75mg max)	15–30 min	4–8 hrs
Spinal	5–15mg	5–10 min	3–6 hrs
Nerve Block	2.5–5mg/mL (up to 175mg)	20 min	8–12 hrs

Note: Never exceed 2mg/kg (or 175mg total) due to cardiotoxicity risk.

STORAGE

Room temperature (below 25°C).
Single-dose vials: Discard unused portions (no preservatives).
Protect from light (store in original packaging).

CONTRAINDICATIONS

Hypersensitivity to amide anesthetics.
Severe cardiac disease (risk of arrhythmias).
Septicemia (for neuraxial blocks).

CONCLUSION

VIBRO 10mg Injection is indispensable for prolonged surgical anesthesia but requires:

Expert administration (avoid intravascular injection).
Cardiac monitoring in high-risk patients.
Dose precision to avoid systemic toxicity.

Alternatives: For shorter procedures, consider lidocaine/ropivacaine.

Shipping Options –

We offer a variety of shipping options, including Express Mail Service (EMS), USPS, DHL, FedEx, TNT, UPS, Aramex, Air Cargo, and sea freight.

Terms and Conditions –

Bulk Orders: You are responsible for any local import duties and taxes in your country.

For Patients: When ordering prescription medicines for personal use, or for a friend or relative, a valid medical practitioner’s script or prescription is required.

Return and Refund Policy: Due to the nature of our products, we cannot accept returns or exchanges once a purchase is made. However, in the event of non-delivery, you are eligible for either a 100% refund or a reshipment of your order.

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Definition:
VIBRO 10mg Injection is a local anesthetic formulation containing Bupivacaine Hydrochloride (10mg/mL), designed for long-duration nerve blocks and surgical anesthesia.

INTRODUCTION

VIBRO is used for:

Regional anesthesia (epidural, spinal, peripheral nerve blocks).
Post-operative pain relief (up to 12 hours of analgesia).
Labor analgesia (low-dose epidurals).

It belongs to the amide-class of anesthetics, offering prolonged numbness compared to lidocaine.

DESCRIPTION

Composition:

Bupivacaine HCl (10mg/mL) – Potent, long-acting sodium channel blocker.
Preservatives: Methylparaben (in multi-dose vials).
pH-adjusted (3.5–5.5) for stability.

Key Properties:

Onset: 15–30 minutes (slower than lidocaine).
Duration: 4–12 hours (depends on administration route).
Motor vs. Sensory Block: Selective sensory blockade at low doses.

USES

Surgical Anesthesia:
- Cesarean sections (spinal/epidural).
- Orthopedic surgeries (knee/shoulder blocks).
Pain Management:
- Post-thoracotomy pain (intercostal blocks).
- Chronic pain (nerve root injections).
Obstetrics:
- Labor epidurals (0.0625–0.125% diluted solutions).

SIDE EFFECTS

Common:

Hypotension (epidural/spinal use).
Numbness beyond target area (e.g., leg weakness with epidural).

Serious:

Cardiotoxicity (arrhythmias, cardiac arrest – avoid IV injection).
Neurologic toxicity (seizures, if systemic absorption exceeds threshold).
Allergic reactions (rare with amides).

ADVANTAGES OVER LIDOCAINE

Feature	VIBRO (Bupivacaine)	Lidocaine
Duration	4–12 hrs	0.5–2 hrs
Potency	4x stronger	Baseline
Cardiac Risk	High (narrow therapeutic index)	Low

DOSING GUIDELINES

Route	Dose (Max)	Onset	Duration
Epidural	10–20mg (75mg max)	15–30 min	4–8 hrs
Spinal	5–15mg	5–10 min	3–6 hrs
Nerve Block	2.5–5mg/mL (up to 175mg)	20 min	8–12 hrs

Note: Never exceed 2mg/kg (or 175mg total) due to cardiotoxicity risk.

STORAGE

Room temperature (below 25°C).
Single-dose vials: Discard unused portions (no preservatives).
Protect from light (store in original packaging).

CONTRAINDICATIONS

Hypersensitivity to amide anesthetics.
Severe cardiac disease (risk of arrhythmias).
Septicemia (for neuraxial blocks).

CONCLUSION

VIBRO 10mg Injection is indispensable for prolonged surgical anesthesia but requires:

Expert administration (avoid intravascular injection).
Cardiac monitoring in high-risk patients.
Dose precision to avoid systemic toxicity.

Alternatives: For shorter procedures, consider lidocaine/ropivacaine.

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Definition:
VIBRO 10mg Injection is a local anesthetic formulation containing Bupivacaine Hydrochloride (10mg/mL), designed for long-duration nerve blocks and surgical anesthesia.

INTRODUCTION

VIBRO is used for:

Regional anesthesia (epidural, spinal, peripheral nerve blocks).
Post-operative pain relief (up to 12 hours of analgesia).
Labor analgesia (low-dose epidurals).

It belongs to the amide-class of anesthetics, offering prolonged numbness compared to lidocaine.

DESCRIPTION

Composition:

Bupivacaine HCl (10mg/mL) – Potent, long-acting sodium channel blocker.
Preservatives: Methylparaben (in multi-dose vials).
pH-adjusted (3.5–5.5) for stability.

Key Properties:

Onset: 15–30 minutes (slower than lidocaine).
Duration: 4–12 hours (depends on administration route).
Motor vs. Sensory Block: Selective sensory blockade at low doses.

USES

Surgical Anesthesia:
- Cesarean sections (spinal/epidural).
- Orthopedic surgeries (knee/shoulder blocks).
Pain Management:
- Post-thoracotomy pain (intercostal blocks).
- Chronic pain (nerve root injections).
Obstetrics:
- Labor epidurals (0.0625–0.125% diluted solutions).

SIDE EFFECTS

Common:

Hypotension (epidural/spinal use).
Numbness beyond target area (e.g., leg weakness with epidural).

Serious:

Cardiotoxicity (arrhythmias, cardiac arrest – avoid IV injection).
Neurologic toxicity (seizures, if systemic absorption exceeds threshold).
Allergic reactions (rare with amides).

ADVANTAGES OVER LIDOCAINE

Feature	VIBRO (Bupivacaine)	Lidocaine
Duration	4–12 hrs	0.5–2 hrs
Potency	4x stronger	Baseline
Cardiac Risk	High (narrow therapeutic index)	Low

DOSING GUIDELINES

Route	Dose (Max)	Onset	Duration
Epidural	10–20mg (75mg max)	15–30 min	4–8 hrs
Spinal	5–15mg	5–10 min	3–6 hrs
Nerve Block	2.5–5mg/mL (up to 175mg)	20 min	8–12 hrs

Note: Never exceed 2mg/kg (or 175mg total) due to cardiotoxicity risk.

STORAGE

Room temperature (below 25°C).
Single-dose vials: Discard unused portions (no preservatives).
Protect from light (store in original packaging).

CONTRAINDICATIONS

Hypersensitivity to amide anesthetics.
Severe cardiac disease (risk of arrhythmias).
Septicemia (for neuraxial blocks).

CONCLUSION

VIBRO 10mg Injection is indispensable for prolonged surgical anesthesia but requires:

Expert administration (avoid intravascular injection).
Cardiac monitoring in high-risk patients.
Dose precision to avoid systemic toxicity.

Alternatives: For shorter procedures, consider lidocaine/ropivacaine.

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