PHEBRA yesterday announced
a new exclusive commercial
agreement with UK pharmaceutical
company Alliance Pharma PLc
to supply the Australian market
with obstetric drug Syntometrine
(oxytocin/ergometrine).
The medication is used as an
injection in the final stage of
labour to assist in the delivery
of the placenta and prevent
haemorrhaging, with Phebra to
undertake all sales and distribution
for Syntometrine in Australia after
winning a competitive tender
issued by Alliance Pharma.
Phebra ceo Mal Eutik said that
Syntometrine has “proven success
as a critical combination obstetric
drug and Phebra is pleased to be
making it available to the local
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