Product Images Sodium Chloride

This text provides instructions for how to prepare a vial for use by removing the cover and disinfecting the stopper before use.*

This appears to be instructions for reconstituting drugs from liquid or powdered vials using a bag and vial. It includes steps for preparing the vial and administering the drug, with warnings about making sure the vial is fully seated and avoiding removing the drug vial.*

This appears to be a set of instructions for administering medication, including steps for removing port protectors, attaching administration sets, hanging containers on a pole, and discarding unused portions. The text also includes a warning not to use in series connections and a reminder to administer medication according to institutional practices and within a specified time for drug stability.*

This is a label of a medical solution named MINL-BAG PLUS Swiss, which contains a 9% Sodium Chloride Injection USP. Before use, the solution must be mixed by breaking its seal. The solution is intended for use with a certain type of valve, and it should be stored at a temperature of 25 degrees Celsius. The solution is produced by Baxter and manufactured in Decatur.*

This is a label for a saline solution for injection. It emphasizes that the seal should be broken and the contents mixed before use. The solution is 0.9% Sodium Chloride and is to be used with a 20w valve. There is information about the electrolyte contents as well. The label mentions the manufacturer as Baxter and provides an address.*

This appears to be a set of instructions for using an injection, with information on the contents being Sodium Chloride and Caonee USP. However, the text is heavily distorted and containing errors, making it difficult to provide a more detailed or accurate description.*

This text appears to be a set of instructions related to medical use. It advises to "break the seal and mix before use" of a Sodium Chloride injection USP. The concentration of Sodium Chloride is 0.9%, and it is intended for use with a specific type of valve. The rest of the text is not easily decipherable due to the presence of several unrecognized characters and seems like a mix of medical terminologies and some random words. Therefore the description is "not-available".*