Zincjet (Zinc chloride Injection) 2.09mg x10ml

ZINCJET Injection contains zinc chloride for zinc supplementation via injection. Used to address zinc deficiency in clinical settings. Supports immune function and metabolic processes. Available as a 2.09mg x10ml vial for healthcare use.

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2.09mg x10ml

Manufacturer / TM Owner

Aishwarya Healthcare

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Indications & Clinical Uses

Zinc chloride injection is primarily used to treat zinc deficiency when oral supplementation is not feasible. It supports wound healing, immune response, and enzyme function. Commonly administered in hospitals or clinics for patients with severe deficiency or malabsorption issues. Often used post-surgery or in critical care where zinc levels need rapid correction.

Side Effects

Zinc chloride injection provides essential zinc, a trace element vital for numerous bodily functions. Users may experience improved immune response and faster wound healing. Some may notice enhanced taste perception or appetite regulation. Effects vary based on individual zinc status and underlying health conditions.

Precautions & Warnings

Zinc chloride injection should only be handled and administered by trained healthcare professionals. Patients with kidney disorders or those on long-term zinc therapy require careful monitoring. Allergic reactions, though rare, should be watched for during administration. Always inform healthcare providers of existing conditions or medications.

Avoid Interactions

Zinc can interact with certain antibiotics, reducing their absorption when taken orally. Diuretics or corticosteroids may affect zinc levels in the body. Alcohol consumption may interfere with zinc metabolism. Always disclose all medications and supplements to your healthcare provider before receiving zinc chloride injection.

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Frequently Asked Questions

ZINCJET injection is used to treat zinc deficiency when oral supplements are not suitable, such as in hospital settings.

It is administered by healthcare professionals via injection, typically in a clinical environment.

Possible side effects may include mild irritation at the injection site or allergic reactions in rare cases.

Zinc supplementation should only be used during pregnancy under medical supervision.

ZINCJET injection is available through licensed pharmacies and medical suppliers with a prescription.

Published by GNH India Pharmaceuticals Limited

Last updated: 17 Jun 2026

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