Drug class

Benzodiazepines-Non-Injectable Formulations (oral etc.)

Rather than representing a distinct formal pharmacological category, "Benzodiazepines-Non-Injectable Formulations (oral etc.)" is an administrative and formulary classification that encompasses enteral and non-parenteral dosage forms of benzodiazepines, such as oral tablets, capsules, and solutions. Read more about Benzodiazepines-Non-Injectable Formulations (oral etc.)

242 drugs in this class 93 manufacturers

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Drugs in Benzodiazepines-Non-Injectable Formulations (oral etc.)

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CLONAZEPAM

ANTIANXIETY AGENTS · PANIC DISORDER ·+4
NUCARE PHARMACE

DIAZEPAM

BENZODIAZEPINES · ALCOHOL WITHDRAWAL SYNDROME ·+4
NUCARE PHARMACE

LORAZEPAM

BENZODIAZEPINES · ANXIETY
NUCARE PHARMACE

TEMAZEPAM

BENZODIAZEPINES · INSOMNIA
NUCARE PHARMACE

ALPRAZOLAM

BENZODIAZEPINES · ANXIETY ·+3
PREPAK SYSTEMS,

CLONAZEPAM

ANTIANXIETY AGENTS · PANIC DISORDER ·+4
PREPAK SYSTEMS,

LORAZEPAM

BENZODIAZEPINES · ANXIETY
PREPAK SYSTEMS,

TEMAZEPAM

BENZODIAZEPINES · INSOMNIA
PREPAK SYSTEMS,
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About Benzodiazepines-Non-Injectable Formulations (oral etc.).

Rather than representing a distinct formal pharmacological category, "Benzodiazepines-Non-Injectable Formulations (oral etc.)" is an administrative and formulary classification that encompasses enteral and non-parenteral dosage forms of benzodiazepines, such as oral tablets, capsules, and solutions.

Agents in this class act as positive allosteric modulators of gamma-aminobutyric acid type A ($\text{GABA}_\text{A}$) receptors in the central nervous system, enhancing inhibitory neurotransmission to produce anxiolytic, sedative, anticonvulsant, and muscle-relaxant effects.

In clinical practice, these non-injectable formulations are primarily indicated for the management of generalized anxiety disorders, panic disorder, insomnia, seizure disorders, and acute alcohol withdrawal symptoms.