Sterile water 500 ml for irrigation in a PVC bottle

Sterile water 500 ml. in a flexible PVC bottle.

Certified USP. Recommended to irrigate, wash or rinse body cavities, tissues, wounds, etc. Can also be used to dilute products. Will not cause fever. It does not contain antimicrobial or bacteriostatic agents, nor buffering agents.

Do not use for injections. This water is hypotonic and hemolytic, with a pH of 5.7. Do not use this water for irrigation if it may be introduced into the blood circulation. Do not drink this water. Dispose of remaining contents after use, if applicable.

Sterile Irrigation Water - 500 ml, PVC Bottle

Ensure you have a reliable and hygienic solution for emergency and medical care with our 500 ml sterile irrigation water. Packaged in a practical PVC bottle, this sterile water is ideal for wound cleaning, eye irrigation, and various other medical uses.

Key Features:

• High-quality sterilization: Each bottle is sterilized to ensure pure, contaminant-free water, essential for medical care.
• Convenient 500 ml size: The 500 ml bottle provides a sufficient quantity for multiple uses while being easy to handle and store.
• Durable material: Made from high-quality PVC, the bottle is sturdy and durable and suitable for demanding medical environments.
• Secure cap: The bottle cap ensures an airtight seal, maintaining the sterility of the water until use.
• Versatile use: Perfect for wound irrigation, eye rinsing, and other medical applications where hygiene is crucial.

Why choose our sterile irrigation water? Because it offers a safe, practical, and hygienic solution for medical care, ensuring you are prepared for any situation.

Add this bottle of sterile water to your medical supplies today and enjoy a superior quality solution for all your irrigation needs.

Application:

1. To use the 500 ml sterile irrigation water in a PVC bottle, follow these steps:
2. Preparation: Wash your hands before handling the bottle to avoid contamination. Ensure the area to be treated or the equipment is ready for irrigation.
3. Opening: Carefully remove the bottle cap to avoid any contact with the nozzle.
4. Irrigation: Gently squeeze the bottle to direct a steady stream of sterile water onto the area to be irrigated. For wounds, make sure the water flows over the entire surface of the injury. For eye rinsing, tilt the person's head to the side and allow the sterile water to flow gently over the affected eye.
5. Assistance: If necessary, assist the person in cleaning the area after irrigation.
6. Closure: Securely recap the bottle after use if there is remaining water, ensuring the cap is well in place to maintain sterility. If the bottle is empty, dispose of it appropriately according to your facility's waste management protocols.

Maintenance and service life: 

To store the 500 ml sterile irrigation water in optimal conditions, follow these recommendations:

1. Clean and dry location: Keep the bottles in a dry place to prevent the growth of mold or other contaminants. Store them in a clean environment to prevent external contamination.
2. Stable temperature: Maintain the bottles at a stable room temperature, avoiding extreme heat or cold variations that could affect the integrity of the PVC or the sterility of the water.
3. Away from direct light sources: Protect the bottles from direct sunlight or other intense light sources that could alter the quality of the water or the material.

Original packaging: Keep the bottles in their original packaging until use to protect them from dust and potential damage.

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