Diminazene Diaceturate

In Gujarat, India, we are leading manufacturer of Diminazene Diaceturate. Our professionals properly package this product in a variety of packaging options to ensure purity and effectiveness. Diminazene, which is also known as diminazen, is an anti-infective medication for animals that is available under a number of brand names. Among the protozoa it is effective against are Babesia, Trypanosoma, and Cytauxzoon. Furthermore, the drug is also effective against some bacteria, including Brucella and Streptococcus. Diaceturate Diminazene is currently exported to countries in the Gulf, South East Asia, African, CIS, Latin American, Central American and European regions.

As with pentamidine, diminazene aceturate is a diamidine soluble in water and with a Molar Ratio of 587.

Dipinazene aceturate is used parenterally to treat babesiosis, African trypanosomiasis, and, more recently, infections with Rangelia vitalii, a new protozoal pathogen of dogs from Brazil.

A method for producing diminazene aceturate is disclosed in the invention. The method involves: synthesizing p-nitrobenzonitrile from p-nitrobenzamide using triethylamine and thionyl chloride, and then performing addition, amination, reduction, diazotization, coupling, and salt formation on p-nitrobenzonitrile to yield diminazene aceturate. The use of P-nitrobenzamide as a raw material in the synthesis of p-nitrobenzonitrile alleviates the need for high-temperature reactions, and facilitates industrial production; urea is added in the diazotization and coupling reactions to improve yield; a reaction product generated post the coupling reaction involves water supply and pH adjustment directly without filtering, heating, dissolving or cooling steps, which simplifies and shortens the reaction time; and water and methanol are used as solvents in the salt formation, reducing the volatilization of methanol, and diminazene aceturate crystals are improved.

Dogs are administered diminazene aceturate parenterally for babesiosis, African trypanosomiasis, and other parasitic diseases.

Below are some possible side effects of medications containing Diminazene Aceturate/ Phenazone. These are not all possible side effects. It is possible that some of these side effects may occur. Some of the side effects may be severe, but rare. Consult your doctor if any of the following side-effects persist.

You should contact your physician if you experience any other side effects that are not listed above. Alternatively, you can contact your local food and drug administration to report side effects.

Before using Diminazene Aceturate / Phenazone, tell your doctor about all the medications you use. People with certain health conditions are more likely to experience side effects while taking prescription medication. The product insert will include directions on how to use the product. Follow your doctor's instructions. Your doctor will prescribe the dosage. Let your doctor know if anything changes. The following points are important to consider: