IV line planner

Add the running infusions and intermittent IV drugs and the lines or lumens available. ClinDose reads what each pair's FDA labels state at a Y-site, works out the fewest lines, and suggests which drugs can share one. It never infers compatibility: most pairs are not addressed by either label.

  1. Gallium citrate Ga-67
Pairs the labels do not address

Add at least two IV drugs.

For licensed clinicians. Use with clinical judgment. Statements are quoted from the FDA label; confirm against the label for the product you are using.

Source: FDA labels only, read through the same Y-site, same-bag and syringe statements as IV compatibility. A flush instruction lets an intermittent drug share a line with a flush; two continuous infusions are not flushed between. Compatibility depends on concentration, container and time. No proprietary compatibility references are used; check Y-site compatibility in your pharmacy's reference before sharing a line.