Amifostine
        
            
            
                | Product Overview | 
                        | Generic Name | Amifostine | 
                                    | Brand Name(s) | Ethyol (Clinigen) | 
                                    | Form | Powder for intravenous injection (tri-hydrate/API) | 
                                    | Strength | 500 mg | 
                                    | Therapeutic Class | Radioprotective/chemoprotective adjuvant | 
                                    | ATC Code | V03AF05 | 
            
            
            
                | Manufacturing & Regulatory | 
                        | Manufacturer | Clinigen, Sun Pharma, Albemarle, LGM Pharma | 
                                    | Country | UK/India/USA/China | 
                                    | GMP Compliance | cGMP / WHO‑GMP | 
                                    | DMF/CEP | USDMF active | 
                                    | COFEPRIS | Pending | 
                                    | Free Sale Certificate | Available from supplier on request | 
            
            
            
                | Logistics & Export | 
                        | MOQ | 10 Vials | 
                                    | Shelf Life | 24 months | 
                                    | Storage | Refrigerate at 2 – 8 °C; hygroscopic powder, store under inert atmosphere | 
                                    | Incoterms | EXW/FOB/CIF negotiable | 
                                    | Lead Time | 7 - 10 Business Days | 
            
            
            
                | Documentation | 
                        | Certificate of Analysis (COA) | Provided per batch | 
                                    | SDS | Upon Request | 
                                    | CTD Summary | Upon Request | 
            
        
                    
                
Description
                Indications & Usage: Amifostine is a prodrug hydrolyzed by alkaline phosphatase to active metabolite WR‑1065. It’s indicated to reduce nephrotoxicity from cisplatin and radiation‑induced xerostomia in head/neck cancer. Typical dosing: 500 mg IV prior to platinum chemotherapy.            
        
       
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