Dextrose Injection

Product Description

Ever since our inception in the industry, we are able to manufacture and supply the array of Dextrose Injection. Considered as the sterile, nonpyrogenic and isotonic that contains zero bacteriostatic and antimicrobial agents. All our injections are useful for intravenous administration. The 5% drug is capable to provide source of water essential for hydration. Further, we offer to the clients our range of Dextrose Injection in customized packaging needs. Dextrose injection is a sterile solution made of water and dextrose, a kind of glucose. 

Features of Dextrose Injection:

• Negligible side effects
• Optimum purity factors
• Hygienically packed

Further Details of Dextrose Injection:

This induces diuresis with respect to the volume administered and the clinical condition of the patient. It can easily metabolized and reduces protein and nitrogen loss in the body. This promotes glycogen deposition and prevents ketosis.

Important Details of Dextrose Injection:

• Generic Name: dextrose monohydrate
• Dosage Form: injection
• Partial Fill
• Dextrose Injection Description
• Each ml of 5% Dextrose Injection USP contains
• Hydrous Dextrose USP 50 mg
• Water for Injection USP qs
• pH: 4.5 (3.5, 6.5)
• Calculated Osmolarity: 250 mOsmol/liter
• Calories per 100 mL 17

This medicine is used in adults and pediatric patients as sources of calories and water for hydration. It can also be used as diluent and delivery system in case of intermittent intravenous administration of compatible drug additives. 

It is frequently employed in medical contexts for a variety of reasons, such as: 

1. Energy source: Glucose, the body's main source of fuel for cellular metabolism, is made easily accessible via dextrose injection. It is used to improve energy levels at times of heightened energy needs or to raise blood sugar levels in cases of hypoglycemia (low blood sugar).

2. Replacement of fluid and nutrients: Dextrose injection is frequently used as a component of intravenous fluids to hydrate and nourish patients who are unable to eat food or fluids orally, such as those having surgery or those suffering from serious illness.

3. Dextrose injection serves as a diluent for some drugs that must be injected intravenously, much like sodium chloride injection does. It enables the medication's absorption into the bloodstream and aids in its dissolution. 

There are several concentrations of dextrose injection available; typically, they range from 5% to 50%. The patient's unique medical condition and the healthcare provider's evaluation will determine the proper concentration and dosage.

Dextrose injection should be administered under the guidance of a healthcare professional because its use and dosage must be carefully based on the needs and medical condition of the individual. 

Specification of Dextrose Injection:

FAQs of Dextrose Injection:

Q: What is dextrose injection?

A: Dextrose injection is a sterile arrangement that contains dextrose (glucose) broke down in water. It is utilized for different clinical purposes, essentially as a wellspring of starch and energy when oral admission is unimaginable or insufficient.

Q: How is dextrose injection managed?

A: Dextrose injection is ordinarily controlled intravenously (IV) by a medical services proficient. The suitable dose and pace of organization rely upon the patient's condition and the medical services supplier's guidelines.

Q: Are there various centralizations of dextrose injection accessible?

A: Indeed, dextrose injection is accessible in various fixations, including 5%, 10%, and half dextrose arrangements. The fitting focus utilized relies upon the particular clinical sign and the patient's requirements.

Q: Could dextrose injection at any point bring about any secondary effects?

A: Dextrose injection is for the most part viewed as protected when utilized as coordinated. Nonetheless, now and again, it might cause aftereffects like vein bothering, liquid over-burden, electrolyte uneven characters, or unfavorably susceptible responses. These incidental effects are normally checked and overseen by medical care experts during organization.