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1-hour loading dose with Sotalol IV1

A faster2 way to initiate sotalol for Atrial Fibrillation, Atrial Flutter, & Ventricular Tachycardia.

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Safety

Quickly assess patient response to sotalol at chosen therapeutic levels

Efficiency

Efficiency

Schedule flexibly with a range of intravenous loading doses available

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Patient Satisfaction

Potentially shorten hospital stays & improve patient outcomes

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Resource Management

Potentially increase bed availability & simplify patient management

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An Introduction to Sotalol IV

Learn why intravenous sotalol could be right for your hospital or health system.

Formulary Information for Sotalol IV

Comprehensive information for streamlined, safe, and effective use of Sotalol IV. 

Workflow Integration of Sotalol IV

Training and best practices to get a Sotalol IV loading program running at your institution.

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REFERENCES
1 Sotalol IV [package insert]. Chicago, IL: AltaThera Pharmaceuticals; 07/2025.
2 BetaPace AF (sotalol hydrochloride) [Full Prescribing Information]. Zug, CH: Covis Pharma; 06/2023.

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Highlights of Prescribing Information

Boxed Warning, Indications, and Important Safety Information

WARNING: LIFE THREATENING PROARRHYTHMIA

Sotalol can cause life threatening ventricular tachycardia associated with QT interval prolongation. To minimize the risk of drug induced arrhythmia, initiate or uptitrate intravenous sotalol in a facility that can provide continuous electrocardiographic monitoring and cardiac resuscitation [see Dosage and Administration (2.3) and Warnings and Precautions (5.1)].
Do not initiate intravenous sotalol therapy if the baseline QTc is longer than 450 ms. If the QTc prolongs to 500 ms or greater, reduce the dose or discontinue.