Sodium Chloride Saline Injection IP (0.9% W/V)

Sodium Chloride Saline Injection IP (0.9% W/V) is a sterile, nonpyrogenic solution formulated for fluid and electrolyte replenishment. It is commonly used in medical settings for intravenous administration, ensuring safe and effective hydration and electrolyte balance. The solution is free of antimicrobial agents and is available in single-dose containers. The nominal pH of the solution is 5.5, with a range of 4.5 to 7.0, making it suitable for various medical applications.

The packaging is made from non-latex plastic materials, compatible with a wide range of parenteral drugs, including those requiring polyolefin or polypropylene containers.

Key Medical Applications of Sodium Chloride Saline Injection

1. Intravenous Administration
   Designed for restoring fluid and electrolyte balance, this sterile solution is a vital component in patient care for rehydration, medication delivery, and electrolyte management.

2. Root Canal Irrigation
   Normal saline is a safe and effective option for root canal irrigation. Unlike sodium hypochlorite, accidental absorption of saline into the periapical area causes no pain, ensuring patient comfort without compromising post-operative outcomes.

3. Surgical Irrigation

   • Saline is widely used during bone surgeries, including third molar extractions and other bony surgical procedures.
   • It serves as a sterile irrigation solution, effectively cooling and cleaning the surgical site during procedures involving rotary instruments.

Why Choose Sodium Chloride Saline Injection?

• Sterile and Nonpyrogenic: Ensures safety in intravenous and irrigation use.
• Wide Compatibility: Suitable for various drugs and procedures, thanks to its flexible, non-latex container design.
• Pain-Free Application: Provides a patient-friendly alternative for root canal and surgical irrigation.