BAC Water 10ml

The body is composed of 70% water. It is present in all body tissues, so it must be replenished when excreted through urine or perspiration. Bac Water is used to dilute or dissolve drugs that must be injected into the body. This helps the medication flow easily into the bloodstream. Using Bac Water instead of sterile water is advisable for individuals who tend to repeatedly self-administer medications. Storing one vial of Bac Water instead of several bottles of sterile water is more convenient and economical. Chemically designated as H2O, Bac Water is sold in semi-rigid containers made of special plastic, which USP standards confirm is safe for use.

How Bac Water Works

Bac Water dilutes the medication that has to be administered to the body. This extra-high-quality water contains no contaminants that could cause adverse effects in the body. If you use neither Bac Water nor sterile water for dilution, red blood cells may break down, which may lead to kidney problems. In addition to supporting health during an intravenous injection, Bac Water contains agents that may inhibit bacterial growth. However, Bac Water use is discouraged for infants aged one month or less. Research shows that Bac Water can be toxic to infants this young. Similarly, it can’t be used on pregnant women. Other noted side effects include febrile response, abscess, local tenderness, and tissue necrosis, among others. Use Bac Water only as a diluent or solvent. Use it with special care in infants. It is generally safe for adults to use up to 30ml of sterile water, with no known toxic side effects. However, for infants weighing 6 kg, use no more than 9 mL. Sterile water is safer for them.