ATP-S inj Adenosine Disodium Triphosphate Trihydrate 2ml /10 Increasing energy & reducing fatigue

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ATP-S Inj. (Adenosine Disodium Triphosphate Trihydrate):

Professional Protocol Sheet: ATP-S Injection

Product: ATP-S inj. (Adenosine Disodium Triphosphate Trihydrate, 2 mL/amp)

Manufacturer: DongKwang Pharm, Korea

Pack: 10 Ampoules

INDICATIONS (Clinical Use & Aesthetic Support):

  • Fatigue-related conditions (chronic fatigue, low vitality)
  • Tissue repair post-surgery or injury
  • Peripheral vascular insufficiency
  • Anti-aging and skin revitalization support
  • Supportive in mesotherapy protocols (e.g., for dull skin or skin regeneration)
  • Sports recovery and muscle repair

ADMINISTRATION GUIDELINES:

Route Dose Frequency Notes
Intramuscular 1–2 mL 2–3 times/week Inject into large muscle mass
Intravenous (slow push) 10–20 mg (0.5–1 mL) diluted 1–2 times/week (if monitored) Under supervision only
Mesotherapy/Cosmetic Use 0.2–0.4 mL diluted per site Weekly, 4–6 sessions Mixed with other meso-actives if needed

Dilution Tip (if needed):

Can be diluted with normal saline for IV or meso use. Never inject ATP rapidly IV due to vasodilation risk.

SAFETY & MONITORING:

  • Monitor for hypotension, bradycardia, or flushing.
  • Avoid in patients with asthma, AV blocks, or low blood pressure.
  • Not recommended in pregnancy unless prescribed.

STORAGE

  • Store below 25°C
  • Protect from direct light
  • Do not freeze

Patient Information Leaflet: ATP-S Injection

What is ATP-S Injection?

ATP-S contains adenosine triphosphate (ATP)—a natural substance in your body that provides energy to cells. It helps improve tissue repair, boost cellular energy, and support blood circulation.

What is it used for?

  • Increasing energy and reducing fatigue
  • Supporting skin health and repair
  • Improving blood flow in tired limbs
  • Aiding recovery after illness, injury, or surgery

How is it given?

  • By a healthcare provider as an intramuscular injection (into muscle)
  • Sometimes used in skin rejuvenation (mesotherapy) or intravenously for circulation

How often do I need it?

  • Typically 2–3 times per week
  • Course: 2 to 4 weeks, depending on condition

Possible Side Effects:

  • Mild redness or pain at the injection site
  • Warm flushing or light-headedness
  • Rare: drop in blood pressure or slow heart rate

Important Information:

  • Let your doctor know if you have heart issues, low blood pressure, asthma, or are pregnant
  • Do not self-inject this medication
  • Store properly as advised by the clinic

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