Avoid Mix-Ups with New Room Temperature Rocuronium

July 2026

You’ll hear talk about adding new room temperature stable (RTS) rocuronium to your hospital’s formulary.

Rocuronium is used in surgery or emergent situations to relax breathing muscles for intubation. For years, it has required refrigeration...but gets a 60-day BUD at room temp.

Now there’s a new formulation that is ONLY stored at room temp...and has an expiration date of 2 years.

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Avoid Mix-Ups with New Room Temperature Rocuronium

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