Comparing E399 - Calcium lactobionate vs E578 - calcium gluconate
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Calcium bromo lactobionate is equivalent to what medication in usa?
E399 is calcium lactobionate, a food stabilizer—not a medication—so there’s no U.S. drug “equivalent.” Some medicines use lactobionate as a salt form (e.g., erythromycin lactobionate), but that’s unrelated to E399’s use as a food additive.
E399 = what in american dollars?
E399 is the EU code for calcium lactobionate, not a currency value; it has no fixed dollar amount and pricing depends on supplier and grade.
E399 = what in english?
E399 is calcium lactobionate (the calcium salt of lactobionic acid), used as a stabilizer.
How many batteries are in razor e399?
E399 refers to the food additive calcium lactobionate, not a Razor scooter model, so the battery question doesn’t apply.
How to find pq astm e399?
You’re mixing codes: E399 (food) is calcium lactobionate, while ASTM E399 is an unrelated fracture-toughness testing standard; the ASTM document can be found in ASTM International’s catalog.
What is calcium gluconate used for?
In foods (E578) it acts as a sequestrant and calcium source to improve stability and fortify products; medically it’s used to treat hypocalcemia, protect the heart in severe hyperkalemia, counter magnesium toxicity, and manage hydrofluoric acid exposure.
How does calcium gluconate treat hyperkalemia?
It doesn’t lower potassium; it stabilizes cardiac cell membranes by increasing extracellular calcium, reducing excitability and the risk of life‑threatening arrhythmias within minutes (effect ~30–60 minutes).
What does calcium gluconate do?
As a food additive it binds metal ions to prevent quality loss and supplies calcium; as a medicine it replaces calcium, stabilizes the myocardium in hyperkalemia, and treats hypocalcemia and magnesium toxicity.
What is calcium gluconate the antidote for?
It is an antidote for hydrofluoric acid exposure (topical/systemic) and for magnesium toxicity; it may also be used as an adjunct in calcium channel blocker overdose.
How to administer calcium gluconate injection?
By healthcare professionals only as slow IV push or infusion (not IM or subcutaneous due to tissue damage); a common adult dose for cardioprotection/hypocalcemia is 10 mL of 10% solution (1 g) over 5–10 minutes with ECG monitoring, repeat as needed. Avoid mixing with bicarbonate or phosphate solutions and monitor for extravasation.