Injectants
Injectants refer to substances that are administered into the body through a needle or syringe. These substances can include medications, vaccines, hormones, or other therapeutic agents. They are typically delivered directly into the bloodstream, muscle, or tissue to achieve a desired effect, such as pain relief, immune response stimulation, or drug delivery. Injectants are commonly used in medical settings for various purposes, including treatment of illnesses, management of chronic conditions, and prevention of diseases.