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Etripamil

CARDAMYST

Pronunciation: e-TRIP-a-mil (KAR-da-mist)

Etripamil ballicule: receptor binding, kinetics and half-life diagram
Mechanism of action: Etripamil ballicule

What it isIntranasal L-type calcium-channel blocker that slows AV-nodal conduction; acute symptomatic paroxysmal SVT.

Why this oneThe first patient-administered therapy designed to terminate an SVT episode without an IV or emergency visit.

What limits itNasal irritation is common; bradycardia, hypotension, and AV block are the key safety concerns.

Etripamil molecular structure (skeletal formula)
Molecular structure: Etripamil

FDA-approved for

Principal riskSyncope from hypotension

Classes and tags

Clinical profile

Therapeutic safety burden2 / 4
Overdose danger3 / 4
Weight-gain liability0 / 4
Sedation liability0 / 4
QT / Torsades0 / 4
Direct muscarinic antagonism0 / 4
Embryofetal risk2 / 4

Legacy pregnancy categoryN/A (post-2015 labeling)

Defining liabilityHypotension, syncope and atrioventricular conduction slowing

FDA label

NO BOXED WARNINGS

FDA dosingPopulationStartTargetMax
Paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia (PSVT)adults70 mg intranasal (one spray each nostril) at symptom onset70 mg intranasal PRN140 mg intranasal / 24 h

Renal Undefined

Hepatic Undefined

Do not exceed 140 mg in 24 h; wait 10 min before repeat dose

Instructions

Available strengths

Contraindications

Cautions

Adverse reactions

Pregnancy No human data; animal (IV) studies showed no clear fetal harm at exposures near/above MRHD

Lactation No data on etripamil in milk; interrupt breastfeeding and pump and discard milk for 12 h after a dose

Cost

Etripamil (CARDAMYST)
What pharmacies pay · NADAC 9/30/26
Strength#/mogeneric $/unitbrand $/unitCostPlus
70 mgnasal sprayper unit—$790.10/eanot offered

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