Calcitriol

About Calcitriol

Calcitriol is an analogue to the vitamin D which is used to prevent low levels of calcium and bone disease in patients whose kidneys are not working properly or parathyroid glands are not functioning well. The parathyroid glands produces natural substances to control the amount of calcium in the blood. Calcitriol also used to treat condition in which the body produces too much parathyroid hormone due to kidney diseases. This drug helps the body to absorb more calcium from the foods or supplements to regulating the body functioning. In case of overdose this medicine may lead to temporary bad health effects like weakness, headache, upset stomach, dry mouth, muscle pain, change in vision and difficult or painful urination.

Calcitriol

Ensured Quality and Purity

Each batch of Calcitriol meets rigorous quality standards-assayed at not less than 99.0% by HPLC, with related substances kept at a strict 1.0%. It complies with ICH guidelines for residual solvents and maintains bacterial endotoxins below 0.5 IU/mg. These protocols secure its efficacy and safety for pharmaceutical use, promising a stable, reliable active ingredient for diverse therapeutic needs.


Optimal Storage and Handling

Calcitriol's stability is sustained by storing it at 2-8C in tightly closed, dry containers, away from direct light. Adhering to these conditions guarantees a shelf life of two years while preserving the product's physical and chemical integrity. Proper storage prevents degradation and assures that the product remains within its stated specifications.


Therapeutic Applications and Benefits

As a potent vitamin D analog, Calcitriol is widely utilized in treating hypocalcemia and aiding in osteoporosis management. Its high purity and bioactivity make it a trusted agent in pharmaceutical formulations. Patients benefit from regulated calcium levels, improved bone strength, and enhanced metabolic functions, reducing risks associated with vitamin D deficiency.