Cytoflavin IV Solution (Inosine + Nicotinamide + Riboflavin + Succinic acid)

Cytoflavin IV Solution — 10 ml Ampoules (Polisan)

Cytoflavin injectable is the IV form of the four-component metabolic corrector: inosine + nicotinamide + riboflavin + succinic acid. Used in hospitals and clinics where fast restoration of cellular energy metabolism is needed - stroke recovery, intensive care, acute hypoxia states.

Pack sizes (select above):

• 5 ampoules × 10 ml - short course
• 10 ampoules × 10 ml - standard 10-day IV course

Composition (per 10 ml ampoule)

• Succinic acid - 525 mg (Krebs cycle substrate)
• Inosine - 250 mg (ATP synthesis support)
• Nicotinamide - 165 mg (NAD/NADP coenzyme precursor)
• Riboflavin (B2) - 25 mg (FAD coenzyme, cellular respiration)
• Excipients: meglumine, sodium hydroxide, water for injection

IV solution vs tablets - when injectable is chosen

The IV form delivers the full metabolic load directly into the bloodstream - it is the standard in acute and subacute settings: early stroke recovery, post-cardiac-surgery support, severe asthenia. Tablets serve the continuation phase at home. A classic scheme is: 10 days IV in clinic, then 25 days tablets.

Administration (per instructions)

• IV drip: dilute 10 ml in 100-200 ml of 0.9% sodium chloride or 5% glucose; infusion rate 6-8 drops/min
• IV jet: 10 ml slowly (4-6 ml/min)
• Typical course: 10 days, once daily, in the first half of the day (energy profile may disturb sleep if given late)
• The solution is ready to use - no reconstitution needed

Where it is used

• Ischemic stroke (in combination therapy, early phase)
• Post-cardiac-surgery metabolic support
• Acute and chronic cerebral circulation disorders
• Severe asthenia and hypoxia states under medical supervision

Contraindications

Hypersensitivity to components; pregnancy and breastfeeding; caution in urolithiasis, gout, hyperuricemia. IV administration is performed in medical settings by qualified personnel.

FAQ

5 or 10 ampoules - what to pick?

The standard IV course is 10 days - one ampoule per day. The 10-ampoule pack covers the full course; the 5-ampoule pack fits shorter protocols or combined schedules.

Is this the same as Cytoflavin tablets?

Same molecule set, different delivery. IV gives immediate metabolic load in acute settings; tablets continue the course at home. Physicians often sequence both.

Can I self-administer intravenously?

No. The IV form is administered in medical settings by qualified personnel - this is a fundamental safety requirement, not a formality.

Why in the first half of the day?

The metabolic-energizing profile can interfere with sleep if administered in the evening - standard schedules use morning administration.

Why is the solution yellow?

The color comes from riboflavin (vitamin B2) - a natural property of the solution, not a defect.

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