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This appears to be an instructional text for using a medication vial adaptor. It instructs the user to push the adaptor down until a via snaps in place, remove the vial cover, peel off the foil cover, place the vial upright, disinfect the stopper, inspect the adaptor for moisture and hold it firmly. It warns against twisting the adaptor and recommends discarding it if moisture is found.*

This text provides instructions for how to prepare liquid and powdered drug vials using a squeeze bag and vial. For liquid drug vials, the bag should be held upside down while the vial is inserted and only one vial should be used. For powdered drug vials, the bag should be squeezed to force air into it and then the vial should be held upside down while the seal is broken and the drug is drained into the vial. The bag should be squeezed to fill the vial halfway and then the vial should be shaken to suspend the drug in solution. It is important to ensure the drug is completely dissolved and the vial should not be removed.*

LoT EXP Chloride Injection USP is a container that can be used with a 13mm vial. It is a sterile, non-pyrogenic, and ready to use the package. The solution is compatible with additives and should be used intravenously as directed by a physician. Caution must be taken when using it in series connections, and the solution should not be used if not clear. The container must be mixed and its full information is available in the package insert. The manufacturer is Baxter Healthcare Corporation, located in Deerfield, USA.*

This is a description of a medication called "LoT EXP Chloride Injection USP" contained in a "MINI-BAG PLUS Container". Each container contains 50 mL of the solution which includes 450 mg of Sodium Chloride. The solution should be mixed before use, and the package insert must be read for full information, and cautionary measures regarding the intravenous dosage must be considered. Baxter Healthcare Corporation manufactures this medication, which is a single-dose container only, and nonpyrogenic. Do not use the solution if it is not clear, and additives may not be compatible. Dosage must be administered by a physician.*

This is a description for a medical product called LoT EXP, which is a 0.9% Sodium Chloride Injection USP, sold in a MINI-BAG PLUS Container designed for use with a 13mm vial. Each 100ml container of LoT EXP, which is manufactured by Baxter Healthcare Corporation in Deerfield, USA, contains 900mg of Sodium, and has a pH range of 4.5 to 7.0. It also contains 15mEq/100ml Sodium and 15 Chloride, making its osmolarity 308mOsmol/L. However, the instruction label must be read for full information on this product. The packaging indicates that additives may make it incompatible when dosed intravenously, and that it should not be used in series connections. It has single dosage and should only be used as directed by a physician. Users are advised to take caution and not use the solution if the container is not clear. Before use, the seal of the container should be broken and its contents mixed.*

This is a Sodium Chloride Injection provided by Baxter Healthcare Corporation. It comes in a MINI-BAG PLUS Container that contains 100mL of 0.9% Sodium Chloride USP. The solution has a pH level ranging from 4.5 to 7.0 and an osmolarity of 308 mOsmol/L. The solution must be used with 20mm Vials and should be cautiously administered intravenously only as directed by a physician. A package insert should be read for full information, and it should not be used with incompatible additives. It is available for Rx use only and cannot be used with N-series connections unless the solution is clear. Before use, the seal must be broken and the solution mixed thoroughly.*