Drug class
Folic Acid
Folic acid is a specific synthetic active pharmaceutical ingredient and water-soluble B-complex vitamin rather than an independent multi-agent therapeutic class. Read more about Folic Acid
388 drugs in this class 134 manufacturers
Drugs in Folic Acid
SE-NATAL 19 (prenatal vitamins with calcium/ferrous fumarate/folic acid)
FOLIVANE-PLUS (iron fumarate,polysac cplex/folic acid/vit B comp and C no.9)
PR NATAL 400 EC (prenatal vit no.19/iron bg HCl,suc-prot/folic acid/omega-3)
PR NATAL 430 EC (prenatal vit 55/iron bisgly HCl,suc-prot/folic acid/omega-3)
PR NATAL 400 (prenatal vit with calcium 53/iron bis,s-p/folic acid/omega-3)
PR NATAL 430 (prenatal vit with calcium 54/iron bis,s-p/folic acid/omega-3)
Folic acid is a specific synthetic active pharmaceutical ingredient and water-soluble B-complex vitamin rather than an independent multi-agent therapeutic class.
Biologically, it serves as an exogenous precursor to tetrahydrofolic acid, functioning as an essential cofactor in one-carbon transfer reactions required for nucleic acid synthesis, amino acid metabolism, and normal erythropoiesis.
Therapeutically, it is indicated for the prevention and treatment of folate deficiency, management of megaloblastic and macrocytic anemias, and the reduction of fetal neural tube defects during periconception and pregnancy.
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fda.gov
Folic acid is a specific synthetic active pharmaceutical ingredient and water-soluble B-complex vitamin rather than an independent multi-agent therapeutic class
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nih.gov
Folic acid is a specific synthetic active pharmaceutical ingredient and water-soluble B-complex vitamin rather than an independent multi-agent therapeutic class Biologically, it serves as an exogenous precursor to tetrahydrofolic acid, functioning as an essential cofactor in one-carbon transfer reactions required for nucleic acid synthesis, amino acid metabolism, and normal erythropoiesis Therapeutically, it is indicated for the prevention and treatment of folate deficiency, management of megalo...
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drugbank.com
Biologically, it serves as an exogenous precursor to tetrahydrofolic acid, functioning as an essential cofactor in one-carbon transfer reactions required for nucleic acid synthesis, amino acid metabolism, and normal erythropoiesis
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nih.gov
Therapeutically, it is indicated for the prevention and treatment of folate deficiency, management of megaloblastic and macrocytic anemias, and the reduction of fetal neural tube defects during periconception and pregnancy
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