BAC-STAT Bacteriostatic Saline 0.9% (30ml)

Description

KEY BENEFITS OF BAC-STAT (30ML)

• Antimicrobial protection – Formulated with benzyl alcohol to inhibit bacterial growth between uses, maintaining sterility across multiple withdrawals.
• Multi-dose safe – Enables repeated access to the same vial with reduced risk of contamination, supporting cost effective and sustainable practice.
• Minimises product waste – Maximises vial usage in comparison to single use saline, reducing unnecessary waste and associated expenses.
• Wide medication compatibility – Suitable for reconstituting vaccines, peptides, hormone therapies, and biologics across a range of medical and lab applications.
• Reliable sterility in extended use – Preservative based protection provides a safety margin when handling sensitive substances over time.
• Efficiency in healthcare settings – Improves workflow by reducing the frequency of vial changes and saline preparation.

USES

• Vaccinations – Maintains sterility in multi-dose vaccine vials, particularly in high volume immunisation settings.
• Hormone therapy – Facilitates safe, repeat reconstitution for therapies like testosterone or growth hormone.
• Peptides & biologics – Ensures preservation and stability for sensitive injectable drugs requiring ongoing access.
• Research labs – Ideal for studies requiring sustained sterility and reliable sample reconstitution.

PRECAUTIONS

• Allergy risk – Avoid in individuals with known hypersensitivity to benzyl alcohol or related compounds.
• Neonatal use – Not suitable for neonates due to potential toxicity risks from benzyl alcohol.
• Clinical assessment required – Healthcare professionals should evaluate each case individually to ensure medication compatibility and patient safety.

ADMINISTERING BAC-STAT

BAC-STAT is intended for intravenous (IV), intramuscular (IM), or subcutaneous (SC) use as a diluent for injectable medications. It is not suitable for inhalation or oral consumption.

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Please note: 

Healthcare providers must assess patient specific needs and medication compatibility when selecting a diluent.