Rl (Sodium Lactate)

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Rl (Sodium Lactate) Specification

Usage Type
Single-use

Instruments Type
Intravenous Fluid

Shelf Life
3 years

Features
Sterile Ready-to-use

Storage Instructions
Store at a temperature not exceeding 30°C.

Function
Rehydration and Electrolyte Balancing

Material
Sodium Lactate

Condition
New

Technology
Pharmaceutical Formulation

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Medical - Rehydration Therapy

Weight
500 mL

Color
Clear

Rl (Sodium Lactate) About

Composition: Each 100ml contains

Lactic Acid IP (Equivalent to 0.32 g of Sodium Lactate) 0.24 ml
Sodium Chloride IP 0.6g
Potassium Chloride IP 0.04 g
Calcium Chloride IP 0.027g
Water for Injection IP q.s.
Packing: Plastic bottle of 500ml, 1000ml

Indication:

Replacing fluid in post operative patients, burns, fractures
Maintaining normal ECF and electrolyte balance during and after surgery
Diarrhea induced hypovolemia with hypokalemic metabolic acidosis

Effective Solution for Rehydration

RL (Sodium Lactate) serves as a reliable intravenous fluid for patients requiring immediate rehydration and electrolyte balance restoration. Its pharmaceutical-grade formulation delivers rapid results, aiding recovery in medical emergencies and routine care. The products single-use packaging ensures sterility, reduces contamination risk, and enhances patient safety during administration.

Convenience and Portability

Supplied in a 500 mL clear, lightweight bag, RL (Sodium Lactate) is portable and suitable for use across clinical and field environments. Its compact design, coupled with a 3-year shelf life, makes it a practical choice for healthcare providers needing versatile rehydration solutions. The absence of wall-mounting requirements allows for greater mobility and ease of use.

FAQs of Rl (Sodium Lactate):

Q: How is RL (Sodium Lactate) administered to patients?

A: RL (Sodium Lactate) is administered intravenously using standard manual infusion instruments. Healthcare professionals connect the sterile, ready-to-use 500 mL bag to a suitable IV set, delivering the fluid directly into the patients bloodstream under medical supervision.

Q: What is the primary usage of RL (Sodium Lactate) intravenous fluid?

A: The main use of RL (Sodium Lactate) is for medical rehydration therapy, helping to restore body fluids and balance electrolytes in patients experiencing dehydration or fluid loss due to various medical conditions.

Q: When should RL (Sodium Lactate) be used in a clinical setting?

A: RL (Sodium Lactate) should be used when a patient displays signs of dehydration or electrolyte imbalance. It is indicated for rapid rehydration, particularly after excessive fluid loss caused by vomiting, diarrhea, burns, or surgical procedures.

Q: Where should RL (Sodium Lactate) intravenous fluids be stored?

A: Store RL (Sodium Lactate) in a cool place, at temperatures not exceeding 30C, to maintain sterility and effectiveness throughout its 3-year shelf life. Avoid exposure to direct sunlight and excessive heat.

Q: What benefits does RL (Sodium Lactate) offer to medical practitioners and patients?

A: RL (Sodium Lactate) offers precise rehydration and electrolyte correction, reliably supporting patient recovery. Its portable, single-use design minimizes risks of contamination, while its clear formulation ensures ease of inspection before administration.

Q: What is the proper process for disposing of RL (Sodium Lactate) after use?

A: After use, RL (Sodium Lactate) containers should be disposed of in accordance with local bio-medical waste disposal guidelines to prevent contamination and ensure environmental safety.

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