Patients

NavRax Pharmaceuticals UK is committed to providing high quality sustained release medicines with significant cost savings to the NHS.

We offer patients high quality life-improving medicines making the difference to their lives by providing value added pharmaceutical products.

We also encourage appropriate use of opioid medicines in pain management, as outlined in Public Health England’s “Opioids Aware” resource.

If you have been prescribed an NavRax Pharmaceuticals medication, you can view the patient information leaflets for our products here

If you have any questions about your NavRax Pharmaceuticals medication, please contact your healthcare provider, or NavRax Pharmaceuticals UK medical information on +44 (0) 7520 631 193 (please note that we are not able to provide medical advice).

If you want to learn more about our products, click here.

References: Public Health England: Opioids Aware – a resource for patients and healthcare professionals to support prescribing of opioid medicines for pain.
Available at http://www.rcoa.ac.uk/faculty-of-pain-medicine/opioids-aware

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Abtard®
  • Are there bioequivalence data with OxyContin? Fleche bas
  • Yes, data from twelve bioequivalence studies comparing Abtard with the reference product were submitted in support of the application for Marketing Authorisation.
  • How do I store Abtard® tablets? Fleche bas
  • We do not have information on the stability of Abtard® tablets outside of the original packaging. Abtard® tablets must be stored below 25°C in the original packaging to protect from moisture.
  • Is Abtard Monophasic or biphasic? Fleche bas
  • Abtard prolonged -release tablets are bioequivalent to OxyContin prolonged-release tablets and are biphasic, meaning that there is an initial absorption of approximately 40% of oxycodone from the tablet providing onset of analgesia within one hour in most patients, followed by a more controlled absorption, which determines the 12-hour duration or action.
  • How do I take Abtard® tablets? Fleche bas
  • Abtard® tablets must be taken as directed by your doctor or pharmacist. Abtard® tablets must be swallowed whole with a sufficient amount of liquid and not chewed.
  • Are the tablets film coated? Fleche bas
  • Yes they are
  • Are 2 x 60mg tablets bioequivalent to a single 120mg strength of OxyContin? Fleche bas
  • There are no bioequivalence studies for Abtard 2 x 60mg versus one single dose of 120mg of OxyContin.  It is a matter of clinical judgement for the prescriber to decide whether 2 x 60 mg tablets can be used.  What the bioequivalence studies prove is that Abtard 60mg is bioequivalent to OxyContin 60mg.  In practice if a retail pharmacist received a prescription for 120mg of OxyContin and only had the 60mg OxyContin available would they give 2 x 60mg tablets
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England & Wales
The data in this dashboard includes General Practice Prescribing Data - NHS prescriptions that are prescribed in England & Wales by GPs, and non medical prescribers that have prescribed on behalf of the GP practice, that are then dispensed in the community.

NHS Prescription Services, part of the NHS Business Services Authority (BSA), is the provider of the England data and NHS Wales Shared Partnerships Services is the provider of the Wales data.

This public sector information is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

The cost model compares NavRax Pharmaceuticals products to alternative products. Only comparable doses of alternative products, which can be clearly identified in the NHS prescription data, are used in the model.

Scotland
The data in this dashboard includes General Practice Prescribing Data - NHS prescriptions that are prescribed in Scotland by GPs, and non medical prescribers that have prescribed on behalf of the GP practice, that are then dispensed in the community.

ISD, NHS Scotland is the provider of the data.

This public sector information is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

The cost model compares NavRax Pharmaceuticals products to alternative products. Only comparable doses of alternative products, which can be clearly identified in the NHS prescription data, are used in the model.