Bacteriostatic water

Subname: Bacteriostatic Water

Contents: 10 ml sterile bacteriostatic water (multidose vial)

Chemical Name: Water for injection with 0.9% benzyl alcohol

Side Effects:
Bacteriostatic Water is generally well tolerated, but some people may experience allergic reactions to benzyl alcohol, such as redness, irritation or sensitivity at the injection site. In rare cases, systemic reactions may occur. It should be used exclusively according to the specific instructions of a qualified professional.

Administration:
Bacteriostatic Water is used to dilute or reconstitute injectable medications, such as peptides, hormones or other sterile substances. The amount used varies according to the protocol indicated for the compound to be reconstituted. Sterile syringes should always be used to remove the liquid from the vial to avoid contamination.

Details:
Bacteriostatic Water is a sterile solution prepared with benzyl alcohol, which gives it antimicrobial properties. It is widely used to dilute medications or sterile substances that need to be administered intramuscularly, subcutaneously or intravenously.

The benzyl alcohol present in the solution allows the contents of the vial to be used multiple times, provided that correct storage and handling practices are followed. This makes it ideal for the preparation and application of medications that require frequent reconstitution in small doses.

It is recommended to store Bacteriostatic Water in a dry place away from direct light, always keeping the bottle properly closed to avoid contamination. It is an essential solution for healthcare professionals and users who regularly use injectable medications.