Omnipaque 300

Omnipaque 300 is a nonionic, water-soluble iodinated contrast medium (iohexol) used to enhance visibility during a wide range of radiographic and CT imaging procedures. The "300" designates its iodine concentration—300 mg of organically bound iodine per milliliter—a strength radiologists commonly select for angiography, contrast-enhanced computed tomography, urography, and myelography, among other diagnostic studies. Its nonionic, low-osmolar formulation is designed to be well tolerated, which is why it remains a workhorse agent in imaging departments and interventional suites.

Buyers sourcing Omnipaque 300 for a hospital radiology department, imaging center, or clinic are typically balancing three things: the right iodine concentration for the intended study, appropriate fill volumes for their patient mix and procedure types, and reliable supply so scheduled scans aren't disrupted. Because different exams call for different concentrations, facilities often stock more than one strength alongside the 300 mg/mL formulation, and it's common to see the same agent offered in multiple vial and bottle sizes to match single-patient doses against higher-throughput needs.

As a prescription pharmaceutical, Omnipaque is administered under the direction of qualified medical staff, and route of administration, dosing, and patient screening—including renal function and prior contrast reactions—should always follow current clinical protocols and the manufacturer's prescribing information. Proper storage and handling help preserve product integrity through its shelf life.

If you're comparing concentrations or building out a full contrast inventory, explore related options across our 300 Series collection and the Astra 300 line to find the formulations and volumes that fit your imaging protocols.