Eloxatin 100mg Injection 1s

Eloxatin 100mg Injection contains oxaliplatin, a platinum-based chemotherapy medicine from the alkylating-type agent class. If your oncologist has prescribed this treatment, it helps to know that it's given under close medical supervision from start to finish, so you're never managing it alone. Like most chemotherapy medicines, it can cause tingling or numbness in the hands and feet, nausea, tiredness, and a temporary drop in blood cell counts, all of which your care team will monitor and help manage throughout your treatment. It's completely normal to have questions before your first infusion, and your oncology nurse or pharmacist is always a good person to ask.

Dosing is individualised by your oncologist based on your body surface area, kidney function and overall treatment protocol, and is commonly given once every two weeks as part of a combination chemotherapy cycle. The dose is always calculated and administered by your treating medical team — it is never self-adjusted.

• Peripheral neuropathy tingling, numbness or cold-sensitivity in hands and feet
• Nausea and vomiting
• Fatigue and general weakness
• Reduced blood cell counts neutropenia, thrombocytopenia, anaemia
• Diarrhoea
• Loss of appetite
• Mouth sores stomatitis
• Infusion-related hypersensitivity reactions

Eloxatin should be stored refrigerated between 2°C and 8°C, protected from light, and never frozen. As a clinical oncology product, storage and cold-chain handling are managed entirely by hospital or pharmacy staff under strict pharmaceutical protocols.

• Only receive Eloxatin through a licensed hospital, oncology centre, or pharmacy against a valid specialist prescription.
• Keep all scheduled appointments so infusion timing and monitoring stay on track.
• Report new numbness, tingling, or breathing changes to your care team promptly.
• Never attempt to store or self-administer this injection at home.
• Ask your pharmacist about supportive medicines e.g. anti-nausea treatment that may be prescribed alongside your infusion.
• Keep an updated medicine and supplement list to share with every healthcare provider you see.

Eloxatin is not a medicine you take at home. It is prepared and given as an intravenous IV infusion by a qualified healthcare professional in a hospital or oncology day-care setting, usually over a period of two to six hours depending on your individual treatment plan.

Unopened Eloxatin vials generally carry a shelf life of around 3 years from manufacture when stored correctly. The expiry date is printed on the vial and carton, and hospital or pharmacy staff routinely check this before any dose is prepared for you.

The active ingredient is oxaliplatin, a third-generation platinum compound, present at a concentration of 100mg per vial.

Eloxatin should not be used in individuals with known hypersensitivity to oxaliplatin or other platinum compounds, severe pre-existing kidney impairment, significant pre-existing peripheral nerve damage, or in those who are pregnant or breastfeeding, unless specifically directed otherwise by a treating oncologist.

Oxaliplatin may interact with other medicines affecting kidney function or blood clotting, and live vaccines are generally avoided during treatment, so it's important to share a full list of your medicines and supplements with your care team. No major food interactions are established, though your oncology team may give guidance on hydration and diet to support how well you tolerate treatment.

Can Singapore patients order Eloxatin 100mg Injection through your Malaysia-based online pharmacy?
Yes, but as a chemotherapy injection, fulfilment is only possible against a valid prescription from a registered oncologist, and delivery is typically coordinated directly with the treating hospital or clinic rather than a home address.

Do I need a prescription to purchase Eloxatin?
Yes. Eloxatin is a prescription-only oncology medicine and cannot be dispensed without a valid prescription from a licensed doctor.

How do I know the Eloxatin I receive is genuine?
We source directly from licensed manufacturers and distributors, and every batch is accompanied by verifiable batch and expiry information for your peace of mind.

Is Eloxatin shipped directly to my home in Singapore?
Because it requires cold-chain handling and professional administration, we generally arrange fulfilment through your treating hospital or a registered clinical facility rather than standard home delivery.

What documents do I need to provide when ordering?
A valid prescription from your treating oncologist, along with your identification details, is required before we can process an order.

How is temperature-sensitive medicine like Eloxatin transported across borders?
It is transported under monitored cold-chain conditions in accordance with pharmaceutical distribution standards.

Who can I contact with questions about my order or delivery timeline?
Our pharmacist team is available to assist with order status, documentation, and delivery coordination queries.