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The Most Updated IV Compatibility and Stability Reference Available Since 1971

We Begin 2025 With...

604 Injectable Drug Monographs
Over 3,350 Peer Reviewed References

In 2024 we added:
3 New Intravenous Drugs
New Compatibility Information for 131 Drugs
New Stability Information for 17 Drugs
View a complete list of the updates to the King Guide since 2005.

King Guide to Parenteral Admixtures

  • Provides stability and compatibility in a simple at-glance-view of 11 common infusion fluids
  • Lists drug compatibility and stability in small volume and large volume parenteral solutions
  • Presents separate listings for Y-site, syringe, and admixtures
  • Provides a database that cites results from 3,300 references in the pharmaceutical, medical, and nursing literature
  • Is updated quarterly online and in-print

Consistency Counts

2025 is the 54th year that the King® Guide to Parenteral Admixtures® has been the leading source of the most up-to-date IV drug compatibility and stability information in hospital pharmacy practice worldwide.  In those 54 years, Dr. James King and Dr. Patrick Catania have been the only editors of the King Guide and have made carefully crafted updates every quarter using painstaking and time-tested methods for data collection and reporting. No other references can claim this kind of consistency in information compilation.

Well Informed Decisions

Drug safety, improved patient outcomes, ensuring compliance and eliminating costly errors have always been our top priorities. Using the latest technology and a consistent editorial team benefits practitioners' ability to analyze continuously updated information without sacrificing convenience and mobility.

Peer Reviewed, Evidence Based

We strive to include in the King® Guide to Parenteral Admixtures® only that information which has been published in peer reviewed and refereed journals or information that is provided by the manufacturer. We believe that by using only data that have been reviewed via the professional literature, we insure the accuracy of the content of King Guide. Unpublished results that have not had the benefit of scholarly review are inadequate and other references that rely heavily on unpublished results should be scrutinized cautiously.

Winter 2024

In this supplement we added new stability information to the monographs for ACYCLOVIR SODIUM, CEFIDEROCOL SULFATE TOSYLATE, FLUOROURACIL, GANCICLOVIR SODIUM, INSULIN, REGULAR, MEROPENEM, PEMETREXED, and PHLOROGLUCINOL DIHYDRATE.

New compatibility information was added to the existing drug monographs for AMOXICILLIN SODIUM, AMPHOTERICIN B LIPOSOME, BUPIVACAINE HYDROCHLORIDE, CEFAZOLIN SODIUM, CEFEPIME HYDROCHLORIDE, CO-TRIMOXAZOLE, DAPTOMYCIN, DILTIAZEM HYDROCHLORIDE, HEPARIN SODIUM, INSULIN, REGULAR, KETOROLAC TROMETHAMINE, LEVETIRACETAM, LEVOFLOXACIN, MAGNESIUM SULFATE, PANTOPRAZOLE SODIUM, PYRIDOXINE HYDROCHLORIDE, THIAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE, VANCOMYCIN HYDROCHLORIDE, VORICONAZOLE, and POSACONAZOLE with 19 other drugs.

Online Edition

Access from any computer, tablet, or phone makes decision making available where it's needed most - at the point of care. Full text monographs include route, dosage, temperature, and containers used to determine the stability and compatibility of over 600 injectable drugs.

 

Y-Site Compatibility Wall Charts

TJC endorsed, our laminated wall charts are ideal for the pharmacy or nurses stations. Reports y-site compatibility of 122 drugs and 4 infusion fluids. Available in English and French.

 

Print Edition

The original King Guide and with quarterly updates still the best way to maintain rapidly changing information in print. Full text monographs include route, dosage, temperature, and containers used to determine the stability and compatibility of over 600 injectable drugs in a four-volume loose-leaf reference.

 

Database Licensing

For HIT vendors and hospitals. Add significant value to existing systems by incorporating the King Guide Database.

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