Bacteriostatic Water 30 ml Multiple-Dose Vial

Bacteriostatic Water for Injection, an essential solution for diluting for injection. This product comes in 30 mL multiple-dose vial.

Dosage:

• Usage: The amount of Bacteriostatic Water needed depends on the specific medication being reconstituted. Consult individual medication guidelines.

CDC Guidelines:

• Ensure aseptic technique when reconstituting medications with Bacteriostatic Water.
• Intended for diluting or dissolving drugs that require preparation prior to injection.

Benefits:

• Preservative-Enhanced: Contains benzyl alcohol to inhibit bacterial growth.
• Versatile Usage: Compatible with a wide range of injectable medications.
• Multiple Dosing: Suitable for multiple withdrawals from a single vial.

Features:

• 30 mL Vials: Adequate volume for various dilution needs.
• Preservative: Contains benzyl alcohol for bacteriostatic properties.

Uses:

Bacteriostatic Water is used for diluting medications prior to injection, ensuring precise dosing and administration in clinical and medical settings.

Mechanism of Action:

The benzyl alcohol in the solution acts as a bacteriostatic agent, preventing bacterial growth in the vial after multiple uses, thus ensuring sterility of the water for multiple doses.

Directions:

1. Aseptic Technique: Always use sterile equipment and techniques when handling.
2. Mixing: Follow specific medication guidelines for dilution ratios.
3. Storage: Store at controlled room temperature. Once opened, follow guidelines for storage duration.

Warnings:

• Not for direct intravenous injection without proper dilution.
• Contraindicated in neonates due to potential toxicity of benzyl alcohol.
• Ensure compatibility with the medication being diluted.

Side Effects:

While Bacteriostatic Water itself is generally safe, side effects may arise from improper dilution or injection technique, including:

• Local reactions: Pain or irritation at the injection site.
• Systemic reactions: If administered improperly, reactions could occur depending on the mixed medication.

Consult a healthcare professional for guidance on proper use and any concerns.