FDA approval · Drugs@FDA
KABIVEN IN PLASTIC CONTAINERamino acids, calcium chloride, dextrose, magnesium sulfate, potassium chloride, sodium acetate, sodium glycerophosphate, soybean oil
NDA200656 ·
FDA approved the original new drug application for KABIVEN IN PLASTIC CONTAINER on August 25, 2014, sponsored by FRESENIUS KABI USA. FDA’s record shows no approved efficacy supplement on the application since.
- Application
- NDA200656
- Sponsor
- FRESENIUS KABI USA
- Original approval
- Review
- standard review
- Submission class
- Type 2 - New Active Ingredient
- Active ingredient
- amino acids, calcium chloride, dextrose, magnesium sulfate, potassium chloride, sodium acetate, sodium glycerophosphate, soybean oil
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Products under this application
| Ingredient and strength | Form | Route | Marketing status |
|---|---|---|---|
| amino acids 3.3%; calcium chloride 29MG/100ML; dextrose 9.8GM/100ML; magnesium sulfate 96MG/100ML; potassium chloride 174MG/100ML; sodium acetate 239MG/100ML; sodium glycerophosphate 147MG/100ML; soybean oil 3.9GM/100ML (2053ML) | EMULSION | INTRAVENOUS | Prescription |
| amino acids 3.3%; calcium chloride 29MG/100ML; dextrose 9.8GM/100ML; magnesium sulfate 96MG/100ML; potassium chloride 174MG/100ML; sodium acetate 239MG/100ML; sodium glycerophosphate 147MG/100ML; soybean oil 3.9GM/100ML (1026ML) | EMULSION | INTRAVENOUS | Prescription |
| amino acids 2.4%; calcium chloride 20MG/100ML; dextrose 6.8GM/100ML; magnesium sulfate 68MG/100ML; potassium chloride 124MG/100ML; sodium acetate 170MG/100ML; sodium glycerophosphate 105MG/100ML; soybean oil 3.5GM/100ML (1920ML) | EMULSION | INTRAVENOUS | Prescription |
| amino acids 3.3%; calcium chloride 29MG/100ML; dextrose 9.8GM/100ML; magnesium sulfate 96MG/100ML; potassium chloride 174MG/100ML; sodium acetate 239MG/100ML; sodium glycerophosphate 147MG/100ML; soybean oil 3.9GM/100ML (2566ML) | EMULSION | INTRAVENOUS | Prescription |
| amino acids 3.3%; calcium chloride 29MG/100ML; dextrose 9.8GM/100ML; magnesium sulfate 96MG/100ML; potassium chloride 174MG/100ML; sodium acetate 239MG/100ML; sodium glycerophosphate 147MG/100ML; soybean oil 3.9GM/100ML (1540ML) | EMULSION | INTRAVENOUS | Prescription |
| amino acids 2.4%; calcium chloride 20MG/100ML; dextrose 6.8GM/100ML; magnesium sulfate 68MG/100ML; potassium chloride 124MG/100ML; sodium acetate 170MG/100ML; sodium glycerophosphate 105MG/100ML; soybean oil 3.5GM/100ML (2400ML) | EMULSION | INTRAVENOUS | Prescription |
| amino acids 2.4%; calcium chloride 20MG/100ML; dextrose 6.8GM/100ML; magnesium sulfate 68MG/100ML; potassium chloride 124MG/100ML; sodium acetate 170MG/100ML; sodium glycerophosphate 105MG/100ML; soybean oil 3.5GM/100ML (1440ML) | EMULSION | INTRAVENOUS | Prescription |
Approved efficacy supplements
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FDA’s record shows no approved efficacy supplement on this application.
FDA records other approved supplements on this application, by the class code it assigns them: Labeling 4 · Manufacturing (CMC) 2. Those are changes to the label or to how the drug is made rather than new clinical evidence, so they are counted here and not listed.
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