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B BRAUN L8500 STERILE WATER INJECTIONS 1000mL Sterile Water, EXCEL®, 12/cs (60 cs/plt) Max weekly quantity allowed: 10
• Model: L8500
• Volume: 1000 mL
• Case of 12
• 60 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.
The B. Braun L8500 1000 mL Sterile Water for Injection USP in the EXCEL® bag offers a high‑volume, multipurpose diluent solution designed for hospital pharmacy and infusion workflows. Because the solution is essentially water with no added electrolytes or preservatives, it serves primarily as a vehicle for drug reconstitution, admixture, or when appropriately modified, as part of hydration therapy. The product’s specification emphasizes that it is hypotonic and hemolytic if administered directly without adjustment—hence the label warning: “Do not inject until made approximately isotonic by the addition of appropriate solute.”
From a materials and operational safety standpoint, the EXCEL® bag system avoids natural rubber latex, PVC and DEHP, aligning with many institutional standards aimed at minimizing allergen exposure and reducing plasticizer concerns. The container is labelled with a specific gravity of 1.000, indicating its pure‑water nature, and is delivered sterile and nonpyrogenic, which supports aseptic compounding in pharmacy environments. The bag’s flexible format makes it easier to handle, store and dispose of compared to rigid containers, helping streamline supply‑chain logistics and administration.
Operationally, the 12‑bags‑per‑case packaging is suited for hospitals or infusion services that require moderate volume of diluent stock. Its largely undifferentiated nature (no added electrolytes or compatibilizers) makes it a useful “baseline” product in compounding labs, central supply or infusion suites where custom admixtures or reconstitution tasks are common. However, because the solution lacks any electrolyte buffer and is hypotonic, careful clinical oversight is required if used for hydration. Facilities must ensure that staff are aware of the required modifications before administration, inspect solution clarity, check seal integrity, and rotate stock to avoid use of outdated bags.
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B BRAUN L8500 STERILE WATER INJECTIONS 1000mL Sterile Water, EXCEL®, 12/cs (60 cs/plt) Max weekly quantity allowed: 10
• Model: L8500
• Volume: 1000 mL
• Case of 12
• 60 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.
The B. Braun L8500 1000 mL Sterile Water for Injection USP in the EXCEL® bag offers a high‑volume, multipurpose diluent solution designed for hospital pharmacy and infusion workflows. Because the solution is essentially water with no added electrolytes or preservatives, it serves primarily as a vehicle for drug reconstitution, admixture, or when appropriately modified, as part of hydration therapy. The product’s specification emphasizes that it is hypotonic and hemolytic if administered directly without adjustment—hence the label warning: “Do not inject until made approximately isotonic by the addition of appropriate solute.”
From a materials and operational safety standpoint, the EXCEL® bag system avoids natural rubber latex, PVC and DEHP, aligning with many institutional standards aimed at minimizing allergen exposure and reducing plasticizer concerns. The container is labelled with a specific gravity of 1.000, indicating its pure‑water nature, and is delivered sterile and nonpyrogenic, which supports aseptic compounding in pharmacy environments. The bag’s flexible format makes it easier to handle, store and dispose of compared to rigid containers, helping streamline supply‑chain logistics and administration.
Operationally, the 12‑bags‑per‑case packaging is suited for hospitals or infusion services that require moderate volume of diluent stock. Its largely undifferentiated nature (no added electrolytes or compatibilizers) makes it a useful “baseline” product in compounding labs, central supply or infusion suites where custom admixtures or reconstitution tasks are common. However, because the solution lacks any electrolyte buffer and is hypotonic, careful clinical oversight is required if used for hydration. Facilities must ensure that staff are aware of the required modifications before administration, inspect solution clarity, check seal integrity, and rotate stock to avoid use of outdated bags.
