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Drug Name	Form	Strength	Non-Formulary	Restricted	TX Sub	Notes
Vibramycin	POWDER FOR INJECTION, INJECTABLE	100 mg
Vibra-Tabs	TABLET, ORAL	100 mg

Display Tetracyclines Class : 081224

Medication comments:

Per policy, these drugs are subject to renal dosing adjustments by pharmacy.
Generic + Route (Brand) • Indications	Usual Adult Dose Comments	Renal Dosage Adjustments
doxycycline IV/PO (Vibramycin^©)	100 q12h	No adjustment necessary

Per policy, these drugs may be converted from IV to PO in patients who meet criteria.
Generic (Brand)	Population	IV Dose	PO Dose	Notes
doxycycline (Vibramycin)	adult	100 mg IV q12h	100 mg PO q12h	Avoid concurrent divalent and trivalent cation administration 1 hours before or 4 hours after. Avoid administration with tube feeds.
doxycycline (Vibramycin)	pediatric	2.2 mg/kg q12h (max: 100 mg/dose)	2.2 mg/kg q12h (max: 100 mg/dose)

Available ED To-Go medications.
Description (Qty)
doxycycline (Vibramycin) 100 mg tablets (#4)

Last updated: Oct. 16, 2024

Renal Adjustment Policy doxycycline subject to adjustments by pharmacy.
IV to PO Conversion Policy Policy

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Pharmacy Contact Info:

Main Inpatient Pharmacy: ext 4599, 3503
Fax: 704-878-7283

Director of Pharmacy - Randi Raynor, PharmD: ext 4501
Clinical Coordinator - Laura Rollings, PharmD: ext 4597
Pharmacy Informaticist - Stephen Pringle, PharmD: ext 7645
Pharmacy Technician Supervisor - Amy Wingler, CPhT: ext 7385
Pharmacy Automation Coordinator (Omnicell) - Melissa Fulford, CPhT: ext 3556

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