Piperacillin sodium and Tazobactam sodium – EFFEZOLIN 2.25 g

Effezolin 2.25 g is a prescription intravenous antibiotic combining two components:

Piperacillin (2 g) — a broad‑spectrum penicillin-type antibiotic targeting many gram‑positive and gram‑negative bacteria.
Tazobactam (0.25 g) — a β‑lactamase inhibitor that prevents bacterial enzymes from degrading piperacillin, enhancing its effectiveness.

Key details:

Form: 2.25 g vial of powder for reconstitution, administered by IV infusion.
Usage: Commonly used for moderate to severe infections such as intra‑abdominal, skin/soft tissue, urinary tract, respiratory, and febrile neutropenia-related infections.
Dosing: Typically given every 6–8 hours depending on the type of infection and patient kidney function. Dosing adjustments may be required in renal impairment, and additional dosing may be needed for patients on dialysis.
Important considerations:
- It’s a prescription-only, hospital-administered medication.
- A thorough allergy check is essential, especially for those with penicillin allergies.

Effezolin 2.25 g is a prescription intravenous antibiotic combining two components:

Piperacillin (2 g) — a broad‑spectrum penicillin-type antibiotic targeting many gram‑positive and gram‑negative bacteria.
Tazobactam (0.25 g) — a β‑lactamase inhibitor that prevents bacterial enzymes from degrading piperacillin, enhancing its effectiveness.

Key details:

Form: 2.25 g vial of powder for reconstitution, administered by IV infusion.
Usage: Commonly used for moderate to severe infections such as intra‑abdominal, skin/soft tissue, urinary tract, respiratory, and febrile neutropenia-related infections.
Dosing: Typically given every 6–8 hours depending on the type of infection and patient kidney function. Dosing adjustments may be required in renal impairment, and additional dosing may be needed for patients on dialysis.
Important considerations:
- It’s a prescription-only, hospital-administered medication.
- A thorough allergy check is essential, especially for those with penicillin allergies.