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Gentamicin Bladder Instillation — Prefilled Syringes

Compounded gentamicin formulation prepared per prescriber direction for individualized clinical use, including bladder irrigation protocols. A 30mL prefilled syringe solution is administered through a catheter. Gentamicin kills susceptible bacteria by interfering with their ability to make the proteins they need to survive. Putting the solution into the bladder brings the antibiotic directly into contact with bacteria.
This medication requires a prescription.

Additional Information

Gentamicin is a compounded formulation prepared by HDRx according to individualized prescriber specifications, including customized concentration and administration instructions. A valid prescription from a licensed healthcare provider is required.

Gentamicin is an antimicrobial agent that may be incorporated into provider-directed clinical care plans when clinically appropriate. In certain medical settings, it may be utilized within structured bladder irrigation protocols under professional supervision.

Compounding allows healthcare providers to tailor formulation strength and preparation based on individual patient needs and clinical considerations.

Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and are prepared to meet specific patient needs. Patients should consult their licensed healthcare provider to determine whether this formulation is appropriate for their individual clinical care plan.

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The formulas and/or statements listed are provided for educational purposes only. They are compounding ideas that have commonly been requested by physicians, and have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Formulas and/or material listed are not to be interpreted as a promise, guarantee or claim of therapeutic efficacy or safety. The information contained herein is not intended to replace or substitute for conventional medical care, or encourage its abandonment. Every patient is unique, and formulas should be adjusted to meet their individual needs.
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