Nitric oxide: package leaflet

For patients

Package leaflet, verbatim

Package leaflet: INOmax 400 ppm mol/mol medicinal gas, compressed / Nitric oxide

1. What INOmax is and what it is used for

INOmax contains nitric oxide, a gas used for the treatment of
▪ newborn babies with lung failure associated with high blood pressure in the lungs, a condition known as hypoxic respiratory failure. When inhaled, this gas mixture can improve the flow of blood through the lungs, which may help to increase the amount of oxygen that reaches your baby’s blood.

▪ newborn babies, babies, children, teenagers 0-17 years and adults with high blood pressure in the lungs, connected with heart surgery. This gas mixture can improve heart function and increase the flow of blood through the lungs, which may help to increase the amount of oxygen that reaches the blood.

2. What you need to know before you begin a treatment with INOmax

Do not use INOmax
- If you (as the patient) or your child (as the patient) are allergic (hypersensitive) to nitric oxide or any other ingredients of INOmax (see section 6 ‘further information’ where the full list of ingredients is provided).

- If you have been told that you (as the patient) or your child (as the patient) have an abnormal circulation within the heart.

Warnings and precautions

Inhaled nitric oxide may not always be effective and thus other therapies may be considered necessary for you or your child.

Inhaled nitric oxide may influence the oxygen carrying capacity of the blood. This will be monitored by blood samples and if required the dose of inhaled nitric oxide must be reduced.

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Nitric oxide may react with oxygen forming nitrogen dioxide that may cause airway irritation. Your or your child’s doctor will undertake monitoring of nitrogen dioxide and in case of elevated values the INOmax therapy will be adjusted, decreased accordingly.
Inhaled nitric oxide may have a mild but influence on the platelets (components that help the blood to clot) of you or your child and any signs of bleeding and or haematoma should be observed. If you see any signs or symptoms that may be associated to bleeding, you should directly inform the doctor.

No effect of inhaled nitric oxide has been documented in newborn babies with a malformation where the diaphragm is not fully complete, so called ‘congenital diaphragmatic hernia’.

In newborn babies with special malformations of the heart, ‘what doctors calls congenital heart defects’ inhaled nitric oxide may cause a worsening of the circulation.

Cases of fluid retention in the lungs have been reported with nitric oxide in patients with disease due to a blocked or narrow vein in the lungs. If you (as a patient) or your child (as a patient) develops shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, contact your doctor immediately.

Children

INOmax should not be used in preterm baby < 34 weeks of gestational age.

Other medicines and INOmax

The doctor will decide when to treat you or your child with INOmax and with other medicines and will carefully supervise the treatment.

Please tell your doctor if you (as the patient) or your child (as the patient) are taking or have recently taken or used any other medicines, including medicines obtained without a prescription.

Some medicines can affect the ability of blood to carry oxygen. These include prilocaine (a local anaesthetic used for pain relief in association to minor painful procedures e.g. suturing, and minor surgical or diagnostic procedures) or glyceryl trinitrate (used to treat chest pain). Your doctor will take care to check that the blood can carry enough oxygen when you are taking these medicines.

Pregnancy and breastfeeding

INOmax is not recommended for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Tell your doctor before treatment with INOmax if you are pregnant, think you could be pregnant or are breastfeeding Ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice before taking any medicine.

Driving and using machines

Not relevant.

INOmax contains Nitrogen

3. How to use INOmax

Your doctor will decide the correct dose of INOmax and will administer INOmax to you or your child’s lungs through a system designed for delivering this gas. This delivery system will ensure that the correct amount of nitric oxide is delivered by diluting INOmax with an oxygen/air mixture immediately before giving it to you.
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For you or your child’s safety, the delivery systems intended for administration of INOmax are fitted with devices that constantly measure the amount of nitric oxide, oxygen, and nitrogen dioxide (a chemical formed when nitric oxide and oxygen are mixed) being delivered to the lungs.
Your doctor will decide how long you or your child should be treated with INOmax.

INOmax is given in dose of 10 to 20 ppm, (maximal dose 20 ppm in children and 40 ppm in adults) part per million of the gas that you or your child inhale. The lowest effective dose will be sought.

Therapy is usually required for about 4 days in newborn infants with lung failure associated with high blood pressure in the lungs. In children and adults with high blood pressure in the lungs, connected with heart surgery, INOmax is usually given for 24-48 hours. However, therapy with INOmax may last longer.

If you or your child receive more INOmax than you should

Too much of inhaled nitric oxide may influence the oxygen carrying capacity of the blood. This will be monitored by blood samples and if required the INOmax dose will be decreased and the administration of medicines such as vitamin C, methylene blue, or eventually blood transfusion, in order to improve the oxygen carrying capacity, may be considered.

If you stop using INOmax

Treatment with INOmax should not be stopped suddenly. Low blood pressure or a rebound increase in pressure in the lungs has been known to occur if treatment with INOmax is stopped suddenly without first lowering the dose.

At the end of treatment, the doctor will slowly lower the amount of INOmax being given to you or your child, so that the circulation in the lungs is able to adjust to oxygen/air without INOmax. Thus, it may take a day or two before you or your child is off INOmax therapy.

If you have any other questions on the use of this medicine, ask your doctor.

4. Possible side effects

Like all medicines, this medicine can cause side effects, although not everybody gets them.
The doctor will examine you or your child closely for all side effects.

Side effects that are very commonly seen (affects more than 1 user in 10) in association with INOmax therapy include:

▪

Low platelet count.

Side effects that are commonly seen (affects more than 1 user in 100) in association with INOmax therapy include:

▪ low blood pressure, airless or collapsed lung.

Side effects that may be seen, but uncommonly (affects between 1 user in 100 and 1 user in 1000) are:

▪ increase in methaemoglobin, thus reduced oxygen carrying capacity.

Side effects that may be seen but the frequency is not known (frequency cannot be estimated from the available data) are:

▪

Bradycardia (low cardiac frequency) or too low amount of oxygen in the blood (oxygen desaturation/hypoxemia) due to sudden withdrawal of the treatment, ▪ Headache, dizziness, dry throat, or shortness of breath following accidental ambient air exposure to nitric oxide (e.g. leakage from equipment or cylinder).

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You should directly inform the personnel if you experience headache while being in close proximity to your child receiving INOmax.
If any of the side effects gets serious, or if you notice any side effects not listed in this leaflet, even after you or your child leave the hospital, please tell your doctor.

Reporting of side effects

If you get any side effects, talk to your doctor or pharmacist or nurse. This includes any possible side effects not listed in this leaflet. You can also report side effects directly the national reporting system listed in Appendix V. By reporting side effects you can help provide more information on the safety of this medicine.

5. How to store INOmax

Keep this medicine out of the sight and reach of children
Do not use this medicine after the expiry date which is stated on the label after EXP. The expiry date refers to the last day of that month.

INOmax therapy should only be used and handled by hospital personnel.

▪

INOmax cylinders should be stored secured in order to avoid falling and thus potentially causing harm.

▪

INOmax should be used and administered only by personnel specially trained in the use and handling of INOmax.

All regulations concerning handling of pressurised gas cylinders must be followed.

Storage is supervised by the specialists at the hospital. Gas cylinders are to be stored in well-ventilated rooms or in ventilated sheds where they are protected from rain and direct sunlight.

Protect the gas cylinders from shocks, falls, oxidising and flammable materials, moisture, sources of heat or ignition.

Storage in the pharmacy department

The gas cylinders should be stored in an airy, clean and locked place, for storage of medicinal gas only. Inside this place, a separate premise should be dedicated to the storage of nitric oxide gas cylinders.

Storage in the medical department

The gas cylinder should be put in an equipped site with appropriate material in order to hold the cylinder vertically.

When the gas cylinder is empty, do not discard. Empty gas cylinders will be collected by the supplier.

6. Contents of the pack and other information

What INOmax contains
The active substance in INOmax is nitric oxide 400 ppm mol/mol. A 2 litre gas cylinder filled at 155 bar absolute brings 307 litres of gas under pressure of 1 bar at 15oC. A 10 litre gas cylinder filled at 155 bar absolute brings 1535 litres of gas under pressure of 1 bar at 15oC.

The other ingredient is nitrogen.

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What INOmax looks like and contents of the pack
Medicinal gas, compressed

A 2 litre aluminium gas cylinder (identification with aquamarine shoulder and white body) filled under a pressure of 155 bar, equipped with a stainless steel positive pressure (residual) valve with a specific outlet connection and a standard valve hand-wheel.

A 2 litre aluminium gas cylinder (identification with aquamarine shoulder and white body) filled under a pressure of 155 bar, equipped with a stainless steel positive pressure (residual) valve with a specific outlet connection and a INOmeter device equipped valve hand-wheel.

A 10 litre aluminium gas cylinder (identification with aquamarine shoulder and white body) filled under a pressure of 155 bar, equipped with a stainless steel positive pressure (residual) valve with a specific outlet connection and a standard valve hand-wheel.

A 10 litre aluminium gas cylinder (identification with aquamarine shoulder and white body) filled under a pressure of 155 bar, equipped with a stainless steel positive pressure (residual) valve with a specific outlet connection and a INOmeter device equipped valve hand-wheel.

INOmax is available in 2 litre and 10 litre aluminium gas cylinder.

Marketing Authorisation Holder and Manufacturer

Marketing Authorisation Holder

Linde Healthcare AB

Rättarvägen 3

169 68 Solna

Sweden

Manufacturer

Linde France

Z.I. Limay Porcheville

3 avenue Ozanne

78440 Porcheville

France

For any information about this medicine, please contact the local representative of the Marketing Authorisation Holder:

België/Belgique/Belgien

Linde Gas Belgium N.V.

Borsbeeksebrug 34

B - 2600 Antwerpen

Tél/Tel.: +32 70 233 826 info.healthcare.be@linde.com

Lietuva

Linde Gas UAB

Didlaukio g. 69

LT - 08300 Vilnius

Tel.: +370 2787787 administracija.lt@linde.com

България

Linde Healthcare AB

Rättarvägen 3

S - 169 68 Solna

Швеция

Tel: +46 8 7311000 healthcare.se@linde.com

Luxembourg/Luxemburg

Linde Gas Belgium N.V.

Borsbeeksebrug 34

B - 2600 Antwerpen

Belgique/Belgien

Tél/Tel.: +32 70 233 826 info.healthcare.be@linde.com

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Česká republika
Linde Gas a.s.

U Technoplynu 1324

CZ - 198 00 Praha 9

Tel: +420 800 121 121 info.cz@linde.com

Magyarország

Linde Gáz Magyarország Zrt.

Illatos út 11/A.

H - 1097 Budapest

Tel.: +36 30 349 2237 tunde.bencze@linde.com

Danmark

Linde Gas A/S

Lautruphøj 2-6

DK - 2750 Ballerup

Tlf.: + 45 70 104 103 healthcare.dk@linde.com

Malta

Linde Medicale S.r.L

Via Guido Rossa 3

I - 20004 Arluno (MI)

Tel : +39 02 903731 / 800 600 633

Deutschland

Linde GmbH

Seitnerstraße 70

D - 82049 Pullach

Tel: +49 89 31001 0 medgas@linde.com

Nederland

Linde Gas Therapeutics Benelux B.V.

De Keten 7

NL - 5651 GJ Eindhoven

Tel: +31 40 282 58 25 info.healthcare.nl@linde.com

Eesti

AS Linde Gas

Valukoja 8

EE - 11415 Tallinn

Tel: +372 650 4500 linde.ee@linde.com

Norge

Linde Gas AS

Postboks 13 Nydalen

N - 0409 Oslo

Tlf. +47 81559095 healthcare.no@linde.com

Ελλάδα

ΛΙΝΤΕ ΕΛΛΑΣ ΜΟΝ ΕΠΕ

Θέση Τρύπιο Λιθάρι

EL – 19600 Μάνδρα Αττικής

Τηλ: +30 211-1045500-510 healthcare.gr@linde.com

Österreich

Linde Gas GmbH

Modecenterstr.17/ Objekt 2/1.OG

A - 1110 Wien

Tel: +43(0)50.4273-2200 healthcare.at@linde.com

España

Linde Gas España, S.A.U.

Camino de Liria, s/n

E - 46530 Puzol (Valencia)

Tel: +34 900 941 857 / +34 902 426 462 lindehealthcare.spain@linde.com

Polska

Linde Gaz Polska Sp. z o.o.

ul. prof. Michała Życzkowskiego 17

PL - 31-864 Krakow

Tel.: +48 (65) 511 89 30 dzialania.niepozadane.pl@linde.com

France

Linde France - Activité médicale - Linde

Healthcare

Z.I. Limay-Porcheville

3 avenue Ozanne

F - 78440 Porcheville

Tél:+33 810 421 000 infotherapies@linde.com

Portugal

Linde Portugal, Lda.

Av. Infante D. Henrique Lotes 21-24

P - 1800-217 Lisboa

Tel: + 351 218 310 420 linde.portugal@linde.com

Hrvatska

Linde Healthcare AB

Rättarvägen 3

S - 169 68 Solna

Tel: +46 8 7311000 healthcare.se@linde.com

România

Linde Gaz România S.R.L.

Str. Avram Imbroane nr. 9

Timisoara 300136 - RO

Tel: +40 256 300 700 healthcare.ro@linde.com

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Ireland
BOC Ltd.

Forge, 43 Church Street West

Woking, Surrey, GU21 6HT - UK

Tel: 0800 917 4024 ukcsc@inotherapy.co.uk

Slovenija

Linde Healthcare AB

Rättarvägen 3

S - 169 68 Solna

Tel: +46 8 7311000 healthcare.se@linde.com

Ísland

Linde Gas ehf

Breiðhöfða 11

IS - 110 Reykjavik

Sími: + 354 577 3030 healthcare.is@linde.com

Slovenská republika

Linde Gas s.r.o.

Tuhovská 3

SK - 831 06 Bratislava

Tel: +421 800 154 633 sluzby.sk@linde.com

Italia

Linde Medicale S.r.L

Via Guido Rossa 3

I - 20004 Arluno (MI)

Tel : +39 02 903731 / 800 600 633

Suomi/Finland

Oy Linde Gas Ab

Itsehallintokuja 6

FI - 02600 Espoo

Puh/Tel: + 358 10 2421 hctilaus.fi@linde.com

Κύπρος

Linde Hadjikyriakos Gas Ltd

Λεωφόρος Λεμεσού 260, 2029 Στρόβολος

CY - Λευκωσία, Κύπρος.

Τηλ. +357-22482330 info.cy@linde.com

Sverige

Linde Gas AB

Rättarvägen 3

S - 169 68 Solna

Tel: + 46 8 7311800 healthcare.se@linde.com

Latvija

Linde Gas SIA

Skanstes iela 25

LV – 1013 Rīga

Tel: +371 67023900 ksc.lv@linde.com

This leaflet was last revised in MM/YYYY.

Other sources of information

Detailed information on this medicine is available on the European Medicines Agency web site:

https://www.ema.europa.eu .

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Package leaflet: INOmax 800 ppm mol/mol medicinal gas, compressed / Nitric oxide

1. What INOmax is and what it is used for

INOmax contains nitric oxide, a gas used for the treatment of
▪ newborn babies with lung failure associated with high blood pressure in the lungs, a condition known as hypoxic respiratory failure. When inhaled, this gas mixture can improve the flow of blood through the lungs, which may help to increase the amount of oxygen that reaches your baby’s blood.

▪ newborn babies, babies, children, teenagers 0-17 years and adults with high blood pressure in the lungs, connected with heart surgery. This gas mixture can improve heart function and increase the flow of blood through the lungs, which may help to increase the amount of oxygen that reaches the blood.

2. What you need to know before you begin a treatment with INOmax

Do not use INOmax
- If you (as the patient) or your child (as the patient) are allergic (hypersensitive) to nitric oxide or any other ingredients of INOmax (see section 6 ‘further information’ where the full list of ingredients is provided).

- If you have been told that you (as the patient) or your child (as the patient) have an abnormal circulation within the heart.

Warnings and precautions

Inhaled nitric oxide may not always be effective and thus other therapies may be considered necessary for you or your child.

Inhaled nitric oxide may influence the oxygen carrying capacity of the blood. This will be monitored by blood samples and if required the dose of inhaled nitric oxide must be reduced.

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Nitric oxide may react with oxygen forming nitrogen dioxide that may cause airway irritation. Your or your child’s doctor will undertake monitoring of nitrogen dioxide and in case of elevated values the INOmax therapy will be adjusted, decreased accordingly.
Inhaled nitric oxide may have a mild but influence on the platelets (components that help the blood to clot) of you or your child and any signs of bleeding and or haematoma should be observed. If you see any signs or symptoms that may be associated to bleeding, you should directly inform the doctor.

No effect of inhaled nitric oxide has been documented in newborn babies with a malformation where the diaphragm is not fully complete, so called ‘congenital diaphragmatic hernia’.

In newborn babies with special malformations of the heart, ‘what doctors calls congenital heart defects’ inhaled nitric oxide may cause a worsening of the circulation.

Cases of fluid retention in the lungs have been reported with nitric oxide in patients with disease due to a blocked or narrow vein in the lungs. If you (as a patient) or your child (as a patient) develops shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, contact your doctor immediately.

Children

INOmax should not be used in preterm baby < 34 weeks of gestational age.

Other medicines and INOmax

The doctor will decide when to treat you or your child with INOmax and with other medicines and will carefully supervise the treatment.

Please tell your doctor if you (as the patient) or your child (as the patient) are taking or have recently taken or used any other medicines, including medicines obtained without a prescription.

Some medicines can affect the ability of blood to carry oxygen. These include prilocaine (a local anaesthetic used for pain relief in association to minor painful procedures e.g., suturing, and minor surgical or diagnostic procedures) or glyceryl trinitrate (used to treat chest pain). Your doctor will take care to check that the blood can carry enough oxygen when you are taking these medicines.

Pregnancy and breastfeeding

INOmax is not recommended for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Tell your doctor before treatment with INOmax if you are pregnant, think you could be pregnant or are breastfeeding Ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice before taking any medicine.

Driving and using machines

Not relevant.

INOmax contains Nitrogen

3. How to use INOmax

Your doctor will decide the correct dose of INOmax and will administer INOmax to you or your child’s lungs through a system designed for delivering this gas. This delivery system will ensure that the correct amount of nitric oxide is delivered by diluting INOmax with an oxygen/air mixture immediately before giving it to you.
For you or your child’s safety, the delivery systems intended for administration of INOmax are fitted with devices that constantly measure the amount of nitric oxide, oxygen and nitrogen dioxide (a chemical formed when nitric oxide and oxygen are mixed) being delivered to the lungs.

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Your doctor will decide how long you or your child should be treated with INOmax.
INOmax is given in dose of 10 to 20 ppm, (maximal dose 20 ppm in children and 40 ppm in adults) part per million of the gas that you or your child inhale. The lowest effective dose will be sought.

Therapy is usually required for about 4 days in newborn infants with lung failure associated with high blood pressure in the lungs. In children and adults with high blood pressure in the lungs, connected with heart surgery, INOmax is usually given for 24-48 hours. However, therapy with INOmax may last longer.

If you or your child receive more INOmax than you should

Too much of inhaled nitric oxide may influence the oxygen carrying capacity of the blood. This will be monitored by blood samples and if required the INOmax dose will be decreased and the administration of medicines such as vitamin C, methylene blue, or eventually blood transfusion, in order to improve the oxygen carrying capacity, may be considered.

If you stop using INOmax

Treatment with INOmax should not be stopped suddenly. Low blood pressure or a rebound increase in pressure in the lungs has been known to occur if treatment with INOmax is stopped suddenly without first lowering the dose.

At the end of treatment, the doctor will slowly lower the amount of INOmax being given to you or your child, so that the circulation in the lungs is able to adjust to oxygen/air without INOmax. Thus, it may take a day or two before you or your child is off INOmax therapy.

If you have any other questions on the use of this medicine, ask your doctor.

4. Possible side effects

Like all medicines, this medicine can cause side effects, although not everybody gets them. The doctor will examine you or your child closely for all side effects.
Side effects that are very commonly seen (affects more than 1 user in 10) in association with INOmax therapy include:

▪

Low platelet count.

Side effects that are commonly seen (affects more than 1 user in 100) in association with INOmax therapy include:

▪ low blood pressure, airless or collapsed lung.

Side effects that may be seen, but uncommonly (affects between 1 user in 100 and 1 user in 1000) are:

▪ increase in methaemoglobin, thus reduced oxygen carrying capacity.

Side effects that may be seen but the frequency is not known (frequency cannot be estimated from the available data) are:

▪

Bradycardia (low cardiac frequency) or too low amount of oxygen in the blood (oxygen desaturation/hypoxemia) due to sudden withdrawal of the treatment ▪ Headache, dizziness, dry throat or shortness of breath following accidental ambient air exposure to nitric oxide (e.g. leakage from equipment or cylinder).

You should directly inform the personnel if you experience headache while being in close proximity to your child receiving INOmax.

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If any of the side effects gets serious, or if you notice any side effects not listed in this leaflet, even after you or your child leave the hospital, please tell your doctor.
Reporting of side effects

If you get any side effects, talk to your doctor or pharmacist or nurse. This includes any possible side effects not listed in this leaflet. You can also report side effects directly via the national reporting system listed in Appendix V. By reporting side effects, you can help provide more information on the safety of this medicine.

5. How to store INOmax

Keep this medicine out of the sight and reach of children
Do not use this medicine after the expiry date which is stated on the label after EXP. The expiry date refers to the last day of that month.

INOmax therapy should only be used and handled by hospital personnel.

▪

INOmax cylinders should be stored secured in order to avoid falling and thus potentially causing harm.

▪

INOmax should be used and administered only by personnel specially trained in the use and handling of INOmax.

All regulations concerning handling of pressurised gas cylinders must be followed.

Storage is supervised by the specialists at the hospital. Gas cylinders are to be stored in well-ventilated rooms or in ventilated sheds where they are protected from rain and direct sunlight.

Protect the gas cylinders from shocks, falls, oxidising and flammable materials, moisture, sources of heat or ignition.

Storage in the pharmacy department

The gas cylinders should be stored in an airy, clean and locked place, for storage of medicinal gas only. Inside this place, a separate premise should be dedicated to the storage of nitric oxide gas cylinders.

Storage in the medical department

The gas cylinder should be put in an equipped site with appropriate material in order to hold the cylinder vertically.

When the gas cylinder is empty, do not discard. Empty gas cylinders will be collected by the supplier.

6. Contents of the pack and other information

What INOmax contains
The active substance in INOmax is nitric oxide 800 ppm mol/mol. A 2 litre gas cylinder filled at 155 bar absolute brings 307 litres of gas under pressure of 1 bar at 15oC. A 10 litre gas cylinder filled at 155 bar absolute brings 1535 litres of gas under pressure of 1 bar at 15oC.

The other ingredient is nitrogen.

What INOmax looks like and contents of the pack

Medicinal gas, compressed

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A 2 litre aluminium gas cylinder (identification with aquamarine shoulder and white body) filled under a pressure of 155 bar, equipped with a stainless steel positive pressure (residual) valve with a specific outlet connection and a standard valve hand-wheel.
A 2 litre aluminium gas cylinder (identification with aquamarine shoulder and white body) filled under a pressure of 155 bar, equipped with a stainless steel positive pressure (residual) valve with a specific outlet connection and a INOmeter device equipped valve hand-wheel.

A 10 litre aluminium gas cylinder (identification with aquamarine shoulder and white body) filled under a pressure of 155 bar, equipped with a stainless steel positive pressure (residual) valve with a specific outlet connection and a standard valve hand-wheel.

A 10 litre aluminium gas cylinder (identification with aquamarine shoulder and white body) filled under a pressure of 155 bar, equipped with a stainless steel positive pressure (residual) valve with a specific outlet connection and a INOmeter device equipped valve hand-wheel.

INOmax is available in 2 litre and 10 litre aluminium gas cylinder.

Marketing Authorisation Holder and Manufacturer

Marketing Authorisation Holder

Linde Healthcare AB

Rättarvägen 3

169 68 Solna

Sweden

Manufacturer

Linde France

Z.I. Limay Porcheville

3 avenue Ozanne

78440 Porcheville

France

For any information about this medicine, please contact the local representative of the Marketing Authorisation Holder:

België/Belgique/Belgien

Linde Gas Belgium N.V.

Borsbeeksebrug 34

B - 2600 Antwerpen

Tél/Tel.: +32 70 233 826 info.healthcare.be@linde.com

Lietuva

Linde Gas UAB

Didlaukio g. 69

LT - 08300 Vilnius

Tel.: +370 2787787 administracija.lt@linde.com

България

Linde Healthcare AB

Rättarvägen 3

S - 169 68 Solna

Швеция

Tel: +46 8 7311000 healthcare.se@linde.com

Luxembourg/Luxemburg

Linde Gas Belgium N.V.

Borsbeeksebrug 34

B - 2600 Antwerpen

Belgique/Belgien

Tél/Tel.: +32 70 233 826 info.healthcare.be@linde.com

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Česká republika
Linde Gas a.s.

U Technoplynu 1324

CZ - 198 00 Praha 9

Tel: +420 800 121 121 info.cz@linde.com

Magyarország

Linde Gáz Magyarország Zrt.

Illatos út 11/A.

H - 1097 Budapest

Tel.: +36 30 349 2237 tunde.bencze@linde.com

Danmark

Linde Gas A/S

Lautruphøj 2-6

DK - 2750 Ballerup

Tlf.: + 45 70 104 103 healthcare.dk@linde.com

Malta

Linde Medicale S.r.L

Via Guido Rossa 3

I - 20004 Arluno (MI)

Tel : +39 02 903731 / 800 600 633

Deutschland

Linde GmbH

Seitnerstraße 70

D - 82049 Pullach

Tel: +49 89 31001 0 medgas@linde.com

Nederland

Linde Gas Therapeutics Benelux B.V.

De Keten 7

NL - 5651 GJ Eindhoven

Tel: +31 40 282 58 25 info.healthcare.nl@linde.com

Eesti

AS Linde Gas

Valukoja 8

EE - 11415 Tallinn

Tel: +372 650 4500 linde.ee@linde.com

Norge

Linde Gas AS

Postboks 13 Nydalen

N - 0409 Oslo

Tlf. +47 81559095 healthcare.no@linde.com

Ελλάδα

ΛΙΝΤΕ ΕΛΛΑΣ ΜΟΝ ΕΠΕ

Θέση Τρύπιο Λιθάρι

EL – 19600 Μάνδρα Αττικής

Τηλ: +30 211-1045500-510 healthcare.gr@linde.com

Österreich

Linde Gas GmbH

Modecenterstr.17/ Objekt 2/1.OG

A - 1110 Wien

Tel: +43(0)50.4273-2200 healthcare.at@linde.com

España

Linde Gas España, S.A.U.

Camino de Liria, s/n

E - 46530 Puzol (Valencia)

Tel: +34 900 941 857 / +34 902 426 462 lindehealthcare.spain@linde.com

Polska

Linde Gaz Polska Sp. z o.o.

ul. prof. Michała Życzkowskiego 17

PL - 31-864 Krakow

Tel.: +48 (65) 511 89 30 dzialania.niepozadane.pl@linde.com

France

Linde France - Activité médicale - Linde

Healthcare

Z.I. Limay-Porcheville

3 avenue Ozanne

F - 78440 Porcheville

Tél:+33 810 421 000 infotherapies@linde.com

Portugal

Linde Portugal, Lda.

Av. Infante D. Henrique Lotes 21-24

P - 1800-217 Lisboa

Tel: + 351 218 310 420 linde.portugal@linde.com

Hrvatska

Linde Healthcare AB

Rättarvägen 3

S - 169 68 Solna

Tel: +46 8 7311000 healthcare.se@linde.com

România

Linde Gaz România SRL

Str. Avram Imbroane nr. 9

Timisoara 300136 - RO

Tel: +40 256 300 700 healthcare.ro@linde.com

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Ireland
BOC Ltd.

Forge, 43 Church Street West

Woking, Surrey, GU21 6HT - UK

Tel: 0800 917 4024 ukcsc@inotherapy.co.uk

Slovenija

Linde Healthcare AB

Rättarvägen 3

S - 169 68 Solna

Tel: +46 8 7311000 healthcare.se@linde.com

Ísland

Linde Gas ehf

Breiðhöfða 11

IS - 110 Reykjavik

Sími: + 354 577 3030 healthcare.is@linde.com

Slovenská republika

Linde Gas s.r.o.

Tuhovská 3

SK - 831 06 Bratislava

Tel: +421 2 49 10 25 16 healthcare.sk@linde.com

Italia

Linde Medicale S.r.L

Via Guido Rossa 3

I - 20004 Arluno (MI)

Tel : +39 02 903731 / 800 600 633

Suomi/Finland

Oy Linde Gas Ab

Itsehallintokuja 6

FI - 02600 Espoo

Puh/Tel: + 358 10 2421 hctilaus.fi@linde.com

Κύπρος

Linde Hadjikyriakos Gas Ltd

Λεωφόρος Λεμεσού 260, 2029 Στρόβολος

CY - Λευκωσία, Κύπρος.

Τηλ. +357-22482330 info.cy@linde.com

Sverige

Linde Gas AB

Rättarvägen 3

S - 169 68 Solna

Tel: + 46 8 7311800 healthcare.se@linde.com

Latvija

Linde Gas SIA

Skanstes iela 25

LV – 1013 Rīga

Tel: +371 67023900 ksc.lv@linde.com

This leaflet was last revised in MM/YYYY.

Other sources of information

Detailed information on this medicine is available on the European Medicines Agency web site:

https://www.ema.europa.eu.

REG-15307/v.43

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Source: European Medicines Agency (EMA), product information. Not advertising, not a treatment recommendation. For questions about your own treatment, ask your doctor or pharmacist.