Product Images Albumin (human)

This seems to be a table showing the reduction factor of various viruses during different production steps. It includes enveloped viruses such as PRV, SBV, and HIV-1, and non-enveloped viruses including REO3, PPV, and HAV. The reduction factor is shown in logarithmic scale [log;o]. The production steps include precipitation and pasteurization, as well as the final container. There is also a global reduction factor listed.*

This text seems to be a medication label for Albumin (Human), indicating that it is intended for intravenous infusion only. It also advises against using it if it appears turbid and mentions that the solution should be protected from light and not to be frozen. The text further states that the medication may be stored for up to 36 months at certain temperatures. However, it does not provide any specific information about the medical condition it is used for or its potential side effects.*

Albumin (Human) is a medication for intravenous infusion that comes in a 20g per 100 mL concentration without preservatives. The package insert should be reviewed for dosage and administration instructions. It should not be used if the seal is broken and should be protected from light and freezing. The medication can be stored for up to 36 months in a temperature range of +2°C to +25°C from the date of manufacture. The NDC number is 67467-633.02.*