Cavinton (Vinpocetine) concentrate for solution preparation – For Brain Circulation & Neurological Support
The drug is intended for intravenous drip infusion, to be administered slowly (the infusion rate should not exceed 80 drops / min)!
It is forbidden to inject intramuscularly!
It is forbidden to inject intravenously without dilution!
Physiologic or dextrose-containing solutions (Salsol, Ringer, Rindex, Rheomacrodex) may be used to prepare the infusion. An infusion solution containing Cavinton® should be used within 3 hours of preparation.
What is Cavinton
Cavinton is a medication containing vinpocetine, a compound derived from the periwinkle plant (Vinca minor). It is used in many countries to support cerebral blood circulation and brain metabolism. Vinpocetine helps improve blood flow in the brain and supports the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to nerve cells.
This product is commonly used in neurological practice outside the United States to support cognitive function and manage symptoms associated with reduced brain circulation.
What Cavinton Is Used For
Cavinton® may be used to support patients experiencing symptoms related to impaired cerebral blood flow, including:
Dizziness and balance disturbances
Memory problems
Difficulty concentrating
Tinnitus (ringing in the ears)
Headaches associated with vascular causes
Cognitive decline related to cerebrovascular conditions
Circulatory disorders affecting the brain
In clinical settings, vinpocetine may also be used to support recovery after certain neurological conditions associated with reduced cerebral circulation.
How Cavinton Works
Vinpocetine acts through several mechanisms that support brain function:
Improves cerebral blood circulation without significantly affecting systemic blood pressure
Enhances oxygen and glucose utilization in brain cells
Supports neuronal metabolism
Helps protect nerve cells from oxidative stress
Improves microcirculation in brain tissues
These actions may contribute to improved mental clarity, concentration, and overall cognitive performance.
How the Medication Is Administered
Cavinton concentrate is designed to be diluted and administered intravenously (IV infusion) by a healthcare professional.
General administration guidance:
The concentrate must be diluted in an appropriate infusion solution before use.
It is typically administered slowly by intravenous infusion.
Treatment duration and dosage are determined by a qualified healthcare provider.
Do not self-administer injectable medications unless instructed by a medical professional.
Who Should Not Use Cavinton
Do not use Cavinton® if you:
Are allergic to vinpocetine or any ingredients in the formulation
Are pregnant or breastfeeding
Have severe heart rhythm disorders unless approved by a physician
Have experienced recent brain hemorrhage
Always consult a healthcare professional before starting treatment.
Possible Side Effects
Like all medications, Cavinton® may cause side effects in some individuals.
Possible side effects include:
Mild drop in blood pressure
Headache
Dizziness
Dry mouth
Gastrointestinal discomfort
Sleep disturbances
Increased heart rate
Most side effects are uncommon and typically mild. Seek medical attention if severe symptoms occur.
Precautions
Have heart disease
Take blood thinners or medications affecting circulation
Have low blood pressure
Are planning surgery
Are pregnant or trying to become pregnant
Drug interactions may occur with medications that affect blood pressure, blood clotting, or heart rhythm.
Storage
Store Cavinton in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Keep out of reach of children.
Do not use after the expiration date printed on the package.
