Uses & Applications Bacteriostatic Sodium Chloride 0.9% Injection is indicated for: Reconstitution and dilution of injectable medications: Antibiotics, biologics, hormones, and other drugs requiring sterile saline Flushing IV lines and catheters: To prevent blockage and maintain line patency Sterile wound irrigation in clinical settings Intravenous, intramuscular (IM), or subcutaneous (SC) injection as a vehicle for compatible drugs Preparing syringes for allergy shots, HRT, botulinum toxin, and other compounded injections Basic clinical saline needs where repeated withdrawals from a single vial are necessary Benefits & Features USP-Grade 0.9% Sodium Chloride: Hospital-quality, isotonic, and safe for injection Bacteriostatic (0.9% benzyl alcohol): Antimicrobial preservative prolongs vial sterility, prevents contamination from multiple punctures Multiple Dose 30 mL Vials: Enables efficient, cost-effective saline usage for multiple patients or preparations Bulk 25/Pack: Ideal for clinics, hospitals, and high-volume outpatient facilities Pyrogen-free and latex-free: Reduces risks of fever or allergic reactions Easy-to-Use Packaging: Flip-top vials allow for convenient withdrawals by syringe Pfizer Injectables Brand: Trusted globally for pharmacy, medical, and laboratory supply Instructions on How to Use Inspect vial: Ensure solution is clear with no particulates or discolouration
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