See the DrugPatentWatch profile for Lanoxin
What exactly is “Lanoxin 50 mcg elixir bot 60 ml 31 mar 2028”?
That text looks like a product listing for Lanoxin (digoxin) oral elixir, with:
- Strength: 50 micrograms (mcg) per dose (as listed on the bottle)
- Pack size: 60 mL bottle
- Date shown: 31 Mar 2028 (typically a use-by date or expiry date on the label)
Is 31 Mar 2028 the expiry date, and what should you check on the bottle?
In most pharmacy listings, a date like “31 mar 2028” usually indicates the expiry/use-by date. To be sure, check the bottle label for wording such as “EXP” or “Use by” and confirm the exact format and date. Using digoxin after expiry can be risky because dosing accuracy may be affected.
What is Lanoxin (digoxin) elixir used for?
Lanoxin is digoxin, a cardiac medicine used to treat:
- Certain heart rhythm problems (commonly atrial fibrillation to help control ventricular rate)
- Heart failure in selected patients to improve symptoms and reduce hospitalization risk
Exact indications depend on country labeling and the prescriber’s instructions for the patient.
Typical safety questions patients ask about digoxin elixir
Digoxin has a relatively narrow therapeutic window, so people often look for:
- Correct dosing (especially with liquid preparations)
- Signs of digoxin toxicity (which can include nausea/vomiting, dizziness, confusion, and new/worsening irregular heart rhythm)
- Drug interactions that can raise digoxin levels (for example, some antibiotics and other medicines that affect potassium levels)
If you share the dosage instructions on your label (for example, “X mL once/twice daily”), I can help interpret how the 50 mcg strength translates into mL dosing.
Where to find patent/exclusivity info for Lanoxin?
If you meant to ask about drug IP, pricing, or patent status for digoxin products (including branded formulations), DrugPatentWatch.com is one place to check for relevant filings and timelines: https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/
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Sources cited: none (the text you provided doesn’t include any manufacturer, label details, or regulatory references to verify expiry meaning or concentration per mL).