04/28/2026
The usage of Sumatriptan for migraines or headaches is not new, and it is not novel. The drug has been available as a commercially available shot for injection and as a nasal spray for years. What is new is the ability to compound Sumatriptan with SubMagna® HMW, to enable delivery in a sublingual (under the tongue) dosage form. To learn more about this SubMagna® HMW base, review the information found at www.submagna.com. Patients that are prescribed a compounded version of Sumatriptan often have a 100mg-1ml suspension selected by the prescriber with directions reflective of “place 0.25ml-0.5ml in the mouth and hold 2 minutes minimum then swallow for headache.” If you’re looking for a compounding base to deliver Sumatriptan that can be absorbed through the mucosal tissue in the oral cavity, look no further than SubMagna® HMW.
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