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10% Dextrose / 5% Amino Acids Injection Solution, 1000 mL
The Cardinal Health 10% Dextrose / 5% Amino Acids Injection Solution (1000 mL) is a sterile, non-pyrogenic IV fluid designed for parenteral nutrition support. This balanced formulation provides both
Product Details
The Cardinal Health 10% Dextrose / 5% Amino Acids Injection Solution (1000 mL) is a sterile, non-pyrogenic IV fluid designed for parenteral nutrition support. This balanced formulation provides both carbohydrate and protein substrates, commonly used in clinical settings to meet the nutritional needs of patients unable to receive oral or enteral nutrition.
Packaged in a single-use, flexible container, this solution is suitable for use in hospitals, long-term care facilities, and other healthcare environments. It is formulated in accordance with strict USP standards to ensure safety and efficacy in intravenous administration.
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EMRN SKU: JB6767P
Sold By (EMRN): Case/10
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