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Sandostatin LAR (Octreotide) Long-acting injection

Sandostatin LAR is a long-acting octreotide depot, usually given monthly in clinic. Immediate-release octreotide (mcg ampoules) is a different schedule. Match LAR vs short-acting exactly.

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Authentic Octreotide

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Storage

LAR typically refrigerated; follow pack insert

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What is Sandostatin LAR (Octreotide)?

LAR is reconstituted and injected by a trained professional. It is not the same as daily octreotide shots.

Used for acromegaly and to help control symptoms of certain neuroendocrine tumors when prescribed.

Gallbladder, glucose, and thyroid effects are monitored by the treating specialist.

Class: Somatostatin analogue. Novartis (originator LAR).

Typical uses (as prescribed)

  • Acromegaly (as indicated)
  • Symptom control in functioning neuroendocrine tumors (as indicated)

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Sandostatin LAR FAQs

Is octreotide the same as Sandostatin?
Octreotide is the active ingredient. Sandostatin LAR is the long-acting depot brand. Short-acting octreotide injections are a different product.
How often is Sandostatin LAR given?
Typically about every 4 weeks in clinic, but only your specialist sets the interval and dose (10, 20, or 30 mg).
Does LAR need a fridge?
Follow the carton. LAR is commonly refrigerated before reconstitution. We ship with cold-chain protection.

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