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Rosemont oedema treatment approved for nasogastric tubes

An oral liquid furosemide solution from Rosemont Pharmaceuticals has been approved for administration via gastrostomy tubes.


Frusol – indicated for conditions including oedema and hypertension – was the first furosemide solution to receive approval for use in nasogastric or percutaneous endoscopic tubes, Rosemont announced on July 6.


The company hailed the approval as a “major step forward” for patients that would remove the need to administer the medication via an unlicensed route or to manipulate solid doses for an unlicensed use.


“This [decision] will improve patient safety and reduce legal risks for healthcare professionals,” said product manager Chris Palmer.


Frusol oral solution comes in three strengths: 20mg/5ml, 40mg/5ml and 50mg/5ml. The NHS list price for the 20mg/5ml dose is £12.07.


To order, contact your wholesaler or create an online account at rosemontpharma.com

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