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Bacteriostatic Water for Injection (hereinafter referred to as bacteriostatic water) is a sterilized water for injection. Its most distinctive feature is that 0.9% Benzyl Alcohol is added to the water as a preservative. The function of this preservative is to inhibit bacterial growth, so it can be punctured and used multiple times after opening, unlike ordinary sterile water which can only be used once.
It is not a drug for treating diseases, but a drug solvent or diluent, mainly used to dissolve freeze-dried powder or concentrated liquid drugs into injectable forms.
It should be particularly noted that bacteriostatic water itself cannot be directly injected into the human body. It must be used in combination with other injectable drugs. Injection alone may cause side effects or ineffective treatment.
Bacteriostatic Water for Injection (hereinafter referred to as bacteriostatic water) is a sterilized water for injection. Its most distinctive feature is that 0.9% Benzyl Alcohol is added to the water as a preservative. The function of this preservative is to inhibit bacterial growth, so it can be punctured and used multiple times after opening, unlike ordinary sterile water which can only be used once.
It is not a drug for treating diseases, but a drug solvent or diluent, mainly used to dissolve freeze-dried powder or concentrated liquid drugs into injectable forms.
It should be particularly noted that bacteriostatic water itself cannot be directly injected into the human body. It must be used in combination with other injectable drugs. Injection alone may cause side effects or ineffective treatment.