Product Images Heparin Sodium

The text represents the chemical formula of three molecules, namely two molecules of lactic acid and one molecule of oxalic acid. The notation "CH,COOH" represents a carboxylic acid group attached to a methyl group. The notation "HOCCOOH" represents oxalic acid, which is a dicarboxylic acid consisting of two carboxylic acid groups separated by an ethylene group. The notation "HO" represents the hydroxyl group (-OH) of lactic acid.*

This is a description of a heparin sodium solution for intravenous use with a potency of 2000 usp units per 1000mL of 0.9% sodium chloride injection, in single dose containers. The solution contains buffers, citric acid, dibasic sodium phosphate, and is sterile. The usual dosage is to be found in the insert, and no additives are allowed to be added to the solution. The product is distributed by Hospira, Inc. and NDC number for the product is 0409-7620-49.*

This appears to be a label or instruction manual for a product that has no need for copying or ink. The product likely comes in a container that needs to be opened by tearing at a specific notch, and caution is advised not to remove the overwrap until ready for use. Upon opening, it is suggested to check for any leaks before use by squeezing the container. Storage should be at room temperature with care taken to avoid excessive heat or freezing. There is likely an insert with further details. The product appears to be made without natural rubber latex.*