Water for injection, 2 ml, 10 pcs.

Injection water is used as a solvent for medicines intended for parenteral administration.

In the human body water is necessary for continuous metabolic processes.

Maintaining a satisfactory state of hydration requires 30-45 ml/kg of water per day in adults, 45-100 ml/kg in children, 100-165 ml/kg in infants.

Under normal conditions, water is excreted with urine, feces, sweat and breathing.

Indications

– preparation of sterile infusion (injection) solutions from powders, lyophilisates and concentrates as a carrier or diluting solution
– preparation of sterile solutions for subcutaneous, intramuscular, intravenous administration immediately before use
– washing wounds and moistening dressing material (for external use)

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Composition

One ampoule contains 2 ml water for injection.

How to take, the dosage

Water for injection is used for the preparation of sterile solutions of drugs and diagnostic agents intended for injecting.

The method of administration and doses according to the instructions for use of the drug used in each case.

Interaction

When mixing with other drugs: infusion solutions, concentrates for preparing infusions, injection solutions, powders, dry substances for preparation of injections, visual control for compatibility is required (there may be chemical or therapeutic incompatibility).

Do not mix with oily solutions for injections, external cauterizers.

Special Instructions

Injection water may only be used as a solvent.

The absence of osmotic substances in it may pose a risk of hemolysis if injected alone.

Contraindications

Dependent on drugs dissolved in water for injection.

Risk of hemolysis when directly injected or administered as an infusion due to low osmotic pressure.

Side effects

Dependent on drugs dissolved in water for injection.

Risk of hemolysis when directly injected or administered as an infusion due to low osmotic pressure.

Overdose

Risk of hemolysis when directly injected or administered as an infusion due to low osmotic pressure.

Depends on drugs dissolved in water for injection.