Proparacaine
Medication Facts
- Performance enhancing
- No
- Total hours to clear
- Not recorded
- Frequently used
- N/A
- ESC ID
- PROPAR-0757
- Trade names
- Alcaine
- Drug type
- Local anesthetic
- Plasma half-life · hours
- 0.75
- Equine dosing
- Consult Veterinarian
- Cmax · peak plasma concentration
- Unavailable
- Tmax · time to peak plasma concentration
- 2.25
- ESC concentration guidance
- May not exceed 6% efficacy in plasma
- Primary withdrawal · hours
- 12
- Washout withdrawal · hours
- 0
- ESC control type
- C1 - Strictly Controlled - Restricted - Performance
- Medication report required
- MED REPORT REQUIRED
Uses & side effects
Product-specific side effects await source review.
Drug interactions
Procaine is most commonly encountered in horses as part of procaine penicillin G (a long-acting antibiotic) or as a local anesthetic. Its drug interactions are primarily driven by how the body breaks it down into para-aminobenzoic acid (PABA) and its effects on the central nervous system.
