Get Informed: Bacitracin

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Patient Comments about
Bacitracin

Active Ingredient(s)

Bacitracin

Information

Bacitracin
Last Text Update:
 2010-Mar-02 4:42 AM
Last Data Update:
 No data

Other Names

  • Bacitracin

How Safe Is It?

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Average Risk Rating
0: On hold
Pregnancy Category:
N/A
Black Box Warning:
No

Facts & Figures

Date Approved
14 Mar 2010
Est US Patients*
Under 10,000
Generic Available
No
OTC Available
No

* Estimated number of US people currently taking Bacitracin or its active ingredient based on population adjusted patient numbers registered with iGuard.org.

Other Resources

Recent alerts for Bacitracin

There have been no iGuard.org alerts regarding Bacitracin during the past year.

Bacitracin Safety Report

0: On hold

The iGuard risk rating for Bacitracin is on hold. It means that we're waiting for more patients taking this medication to join iGuard before we can provide a more accurate safety assessment of this product.

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How does it work in REAL PATIENTS?

iGuard is currently tracking fewer than 100 patients on this product.

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Comments, Questions, and Answers
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Question/Comment:

DOES BACITRACIN OPHTHALMIC HAVE SULFA IN IT?

63 year old Female – Source: iGuard United States

Posted: 2008-01-22 17:22:04

iGuard Answer/Reply:

Most bacitracin opthalmic preparations do not contain sulfacetamide (sulfa). If you're worried, however, make sure that your doctor and pharmacist are aware of any allergies you might have at the time they (a) write your prescription, and (b) dispense your medication.

Posted: 2008-02-13 17:02:07

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