Nifuratel:

Nifuratel, also known by its popular brand name Macmiror, is a medication used in gynaecology. It belongs to a group of drugs which have local antiprotozoal and antifungal properties and is typically given orally or as a virginal pessary. Nifuratel exhibits a broad spectrum of antibacterial action, which is partially effective against Chlamydia trachomatis, Mycoplasma spp, and fungal infections from Candida spp. As such, nifuratel manufacturers and nifuratel suppliers produce it to treat a wide range of genitourinary tract infections, particularly those of which could not be given an accurate diagnosis. For example, it is commonly prescribed when a woman is exhibiting vaginal discharge and the exact cause of the infection cannot be determined, thus a more specialized therapy cannot be administered. Distributors and manufacturers typically list nifuratel for sale and wholesale in combination with nystatin, where it can be found under the brand name of Macmiror Complex. These pharmaceutical products can be found ready to order on the global marketplace at varying price points, however, nifuratel is not approved yet for use in the United States by the FDA.

Method of action of nifuratel:

Nifuratel is a furane derivative exhibiting a strong trichomonacidal activity and as such has a broad antibacterial spectrum of action. Capable of being effective against both Gram-negative and Gram-positive organisms. The specific action mechanism of nitrofurans has not yet been fully elucidated, however, it is thought that it inhibits the acetyl-coenzyme A interfere during the early stages of bacterial glucose metabolism. Put simply, nifuratel is thought to prevent bacterial growth by preventing the proper breakdown of glucose into energy for use within the bacteria, this overall prevents or greatly hinders growth, allowing for bacterial death and clearance by the body's immune system.

Form and dosage of nifuratel:

As with all pharmaceutical products, the final packaging of nifuratel is dependent on the specific manufacturers and suppliers, as well as the intended market and distributor being sold to. However, nifuratel is typically for sale in tablet, coated tablet, vaginal suppository, and ointment form. It is a prescription-only medication, as such, it can only be taken under the advice of a medical professional. Common doses vary depending on the severity of the infection and the route of administration. Although a typical regime can be expected to be 200-400 mg 3 times per day, via tablet form and the oral route. As a pessary or ointment, it is typically given to be used at night for approximately 10 days.

Nifuratel on Pipelinepharma:

At the time of current writing, there are not any nifuratel manufacturers or nifuratel suppliers available in our online list of global trusted B2B wholesale distributors. This is subject to change and is constantly being updated with the most current and relevant information. Each company on the online platform has been verified, in a time consuming and cost intensive manner, according to strict quality control by the Pipelinepharma team. As such, it is likely that nifuratel manufacturers and nifuratel suppliers are awaiting approval and will appear soon.

Price of nifuratel and how to buy:

Although nifuratel is not currently available to order in our online pharmaceutical products B2B database, this could change at any moment, contingent on the verification of trusted suppliers. When a listing is published by a seller it will appear with either a ‘Get offer’ button or an ‘Accept’ and ‘Negotiate’ button. ‘Accept’ and ‘Negotiate’ will appear if the manufacturers have provided the desired cost for their product. This streamlines the transaction process, providing a baseline for negotiations and expectations.