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B BRAUN L8501-01 STERILE WATER INJECTIONS 500mL Sterile Water, EXCEL®, 24/cs (48 cs/plt)
• Model: L8501-01
• Case of 24
• 48 Cases/ Pallet
EXCEL & PAB, the only PVC-free, DEHP-free containers with a full range of basic IV solutions. EXCEL & PAB eliminate the risk of plasticizer toxicity, reduces the risk of sub-therapeutic dosing and facilitate inspection of admixtures.
This B. Braun L8501‑01 Sterile Water for Injection USP 500 mL provides a foundational parenteral fluid designed primarily as a diluent or solvent for drug reconstitution or admixture in hospital pharmacies and infusion settings. Because the solution is hypotonic, it cannot be administered directly for hydration without appropriate solute addition; rather it is used when additional electrolytes or other agents are added to reach isotonicity. The fact that it is sterile, nonpyrogenic and free of bacteriostatic agents makes it appropriate for mixing with medications or for compounding sterile preparations.
From a materials and packaging perspective, the product is delivered in B. Braun’s EXCEL® flexible‑bag container system, which avoids natural rubber latex, PVC and DEHP — aligning with current material safety and compatibility standards in many hospitals and compounding pharmacies. The 500 mL size offers a mid‑volume option for compounding, providing a balance between flexibility and efficiency in drug‑preparation workflows. Because it comes in 24 bags per case, inventory management is streamlined for larger facilities. The container’s design allows for infusion use post‑modification, or as the base for admixture, which is valuable for pharmacy operations.
Clinically and operationally, this product plays an important supporting role: it enables pharmacies to prepare custom admixtures and supports hydration/infusion when appropriately formulated. Given its specification (500 mL, single‑use container) and guidance (must be made isotonic before administration for hydration), it fits best within controlled compounding or infusion‑service workflows rather than general nursing floor use. Procurement teams should note its packaging size (24 per case) and storage recommendations, and ensure staff are aware of its appropriate role as a diluent rather than a stand‑alone hydration solution. Overseeing staff training on these usage distinctions helps maintain patient safety and compliance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
Description
B BRAUN L8501-01 STERILE WATER INJECTIONS 500mL Sterile Water, EXCEL®, 24/cs (48 cs/plt)
• Model: L8501-01
• Case of 24
• 48 Cases/ Pallet
EXCEL & PAB, the only PVC-free, DEHP-free containers with a full range of basic IV solutions. EXCEL & PAB eliminate the risk of plasticizer toxicity, reduces the risk of sub-therapeutic dosing and facilitate inspection of admixtures.
This B. Braun L8501‑01 Sterile Water for Injection USP 500 mL provides a foundational parenteral fluid designed primarily as a diluent or solvent for drug reconstitution or admixture in hospital pharmacies and infusion settings. Because the solution is hypotonic, it cannot be administered directly for hydration without appropriate solute addition; rather it is used when additional electrolytes or other agents are added to reach isotonicity. The fact that it is sterile, nonpyrogenic and free of bacteriostatic agents makes it appropriate for mixing with medications or for compounding sterile preparations.
From a materials and packaging perspective, the product is delivered in B. Braun’s EXCEL® flexible‑bag container system, which avoids natural rubber latex, PVC and DEHP — aligning with current material safety and compatibility standards in many hospitals and compounding pharmacies. The 500 mL size offers a mid‑volume option for compounding, providing a balance between flexibility and efficiency in drug‑preparation workflows. Because it comes in 24 bags per case, inventory management is streamlined for larger facilities. The container’s design allows for infusion use post‑modification, or as the base for admixture, which is valuable for pharmacy operations.
Clinically and operationally, this product plays an important supporting role: it enables pharmacies to prepare custom admixtures and supports hydration/infusion when appropriately formulated. Given its specification (500 mL, single‑use container) and guidance (must be made isotonic before administration for hydration), it fits best within controlled compounding or infusion‑service workflows rather than general nursing floor use. Procurement teams should note its packaging size (24 per case) and storage recommendations, and ensure staff are aware of its appropriate role as a diluent rather than a stand‑alone hydration solution. Overseeing staff training on these usage distinctions helps maintain patient safety and compliance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
