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traMADol

traMADol
  • Restricted Narcotic - Oral Formulary
  • Restricted Tramadol is not to be used in children < 18 years old or in breastfeeding mothers. Contact MD for alternative therapy.
Drug Name Form Strength Formulary Unrestricted Formulary Restricted Non-Formulary Interchange
ConZip CAPSULE, EXTENDED RELEASE, ORAL 100 mg/24 hours, 200 mg/24 hours, 300 mg/24 hours    
Rybix ODT TABLET, DISINTEGRATING, ORAL 50 mg    
Ryzolt, Ultram ER TABLET, EXTENDED RELEASE, ORAL 100 mg/24 hours, 200 mg/24 hours, 300 mg/24 hours    
Ultram TABLET, ORAL 50 mg      
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ORDERED FORMULATION

THERAPEUTIC INTERCHANGE

traMADol (ConZip)

  • 100 mg/24 hours extended release capsule oral
  • 200 mg/24 hours extended release capsule oral
  • 300 mg/24 hours extended release capsule oral

traMADol (Rybix ODT)

  • 50 mg disintegrating tablet oral

traMADol (Ryzolt, Ultram ER)

  • 100 mg/24 hours extended release tablet oral
  • 200 mg/24 hours extended release tablet oral
  • 300 mg/24 hours extended release tablet oral

traMADol (Ultram)

  • 50 mg tablet oral Every 12 hours
  • 50 mg tablet oral Every 6 hours
  • 100 mg tablet oral Every 8 hours

traMADol (Ultram)

  • 50 mg tablet oral

traMADol (Ultram)

  • 50 mg tablet oral Every 12 hours
  • 50 mg tablet oral Every 6 hours
  • TWO 50 mg (Total: 100 mg) tablets oral Every 8 hours

Ultram medication guide

Ultram ER medication guide

traMADol is not to be used in children < 18 years old. Contact MD for alternative therapy.

traMADol use should be avoided in breastfeeding mothers due to possible harm to their infants.

CONZIP is classified as non-formulary, not stocked for hospital inpatient and outpatient. It is classified as formulary status for hospital clinics.

Reviewed: December 12, 2007 (traMADol ODT), and July 28, 2009 (RYZOLT), and March 28, 2006 (traMADol ER), and October 22, 2013 (CONZIP)

Update: 25 July 2017 (Pediatric update), and 24 Oct 2017 (Breastfeeding Mothers update)

Last updated: May. 1, 2019






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