Description:

"Q8001 Sodium Chloride 0.9% Injection, packaged in 500mL sterile bags with 24 units per case, is a crucial clinical solution designed for dental surgical settings and procedural assistance. As a sterile, isotonic fluid, this 0.9% sodium chloride solution aligns with the body’s natural osmolarity, making it highly suitable for various medical and dental applications, such as intravenous hydration, fluid resuscitation, and irrigation at surgical sites.

In dental practices, particularly in oral and maxillofacial surgery contexts, this solution is essential for upholding sterile techniques and ensuring patient safety during and post-procedures. It is commonly utilized to clean surgical wounds, maintain tissue moisture during prolonged operations, and assist with fluid therapy when IV access is necessary due to the patient’s condition or the complexity of the procedure. The 500mL size facilitates controlled use and provides versatility for both brief and longer treatment sessions.

Every unit comes individually packaged in a sterile, robust bag, ensuring readiness for immediate clinical application. The solution is free from antimicrobial agents or added buffers, making it appropriate for a diverse range of patients and minimizing the risk of adverse reactions. With 24 bags included in each case, dental clinics can sustain a dependable inventory that supports routine treatments and emergency readiness without frequent restocking.

Q8001 Sodium Chloride 0.9% adheres to stringent quality and sterility standards, instilling confidence in its every use. It serves as an indispensable supply in the operatory for procedures such as irrigation during tooth extractions, implant placements, periodontal surgeries, and trauma management. By facilitating hydration, flushing, and ensuring surgical cleanliness, this isotonic saline solution aids in enhancing outcomes and providing a safe treatment environment. Dental professionals trust this reliable product to guarantee precision, cleanliness, and comfort throughout surgical procedures and patient recovery."