Acid Concentrate D12264 263 g (Sodium Chloride SOLUTION) 263 G

Sodium Chloride Solution is a concentrated saline solution used in haemodialysis. This 263g/4.5L formulation supports electrolyte balance and fluid management. Ideal for medical facilities requiring precise sodium chloride solutions.

Strength

263 G

Pack Size

4.5 L

Manufacturer / TM Owner

VANTIVE ULC

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Indications & Clinical Uses

Sodium Chloride Solution is primarily used in haemodialysis to help maintain electrolyte balance and manage fluid levels in the body. It is a concentrated formulation designed for use in medical settings where precise control of sodium levels is required. This solution is not intended for direct administration but is used as part of the haemodialysis process.

Side Effects

When used as directed in haemodialysis, Sodium Chloride Solution helps to regulate the body's electrolyte levels, particularly sodium. It supports the removal of excess fluids and waste products from the blood. Proper use of this solution is essential for effective dialysis treatment.

Precautions & Warnings

Sodium Chloride Solution should be handled with care, ensuring it is stored and used in a sterile environment. It is important to follow proper protocols for dilution and administration to avoid any potential complications. Always consult healthcare professionals for guidance on its use.

Avoid Interactions

Sodium Chloride Solution may interact with other medications or solutions used in haemodialysis. It is important to ensure compatibility with other treatments and to follow the recommended guidelines for use. Always consult healthcare professionals for advice on potential interactions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Sodium Chloride Solution is used in haemodialysis to help maintain electrolyte balance and manage fluid levels in the body.

Sodium Chloride Solution should be stored in a sterile environment, following the manufacturer's guidelines to ensure its integrity.

Sodium Chloride Solution is a concentrated formulation and should be diluted according to the specific protocols for haemodialysis.

When used as directed, Sodium Chloride Solution helps regulate electrolyte levels and supports the removal of excess fluids during haemodialysis.

Yes, it is important to handle Sodium Chloride Solution in a sterile environment and follow proper dilution and administration protocols.

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GNH India Pharmaceuticals Limited

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Last updated: 29 Jul 2026

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