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Bacteriostatic Sodium Chloride & Sterile Saline Solutions
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View all productsShop sterile medical saline and sodium chloride solutions for Canadian clinics, hospitals and other professional healthcare environments. TherapySupply.ca carries selected 0.9% sodium chloride products in single-dose vials, bottles, bags and case quantities.
Products with the same 0.9% sodium chloride concentration are not automatically interchangeable. Each item must be selected according to its complete label, including whether it is intended for injection, irrigation or another specified application. Review the route, container volume, preservative status, single-dose designation, lot number and expiry date before use.
Compare Sodium Chloride Solution Formats
Single-dose saline vials
Small vials can support individually packaged professional workflows. Confirm the labelled route, fill volume, sterility and whether the product must be discarded immediately after opening.
Sodium Chloride Injection USP
Products labelled for injection are professional medical fluids that must be administered only according to their product monograph, prescribing directions and applicable clinical protocols.
Sodium chloride irrigation
Irrigation solutions are supplied for their specifically labelled irrigation applications. A bottle marked “for irrigation only” must never be substituted for an injectable or intravenous product.
Bags, bottles and cases
Compare container type, volume, closure design and case quantity. Confirm that the selected presentation is compatible with the intended professional equipment and procedure.
How to Select a Medical Saline Product
Start with the route printed on the manufacturer’s label. “Injection USP” and “Irrigation USP” describe different labelled applications even when both products contain 0.9% sodium chloride. Do not select a product based only on concentration, container appearance or the general term “normal saline.”
Next, confirm the required container volume and format. Small single-dose vials may suit an individually packaged workflow, while larger bottles and bags are designed for different clinical uses. Review whether the product contains preservatives or antimicrobial agents rather than assuming that it is bacteriostatic.
Inspect the outer packaging, closure and solution before use. Do not use a container that is leaking, damaged, expired, improperly stored or affected by an active recall. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for storage, preparation, administration and disposal.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What products are included in this collection?
The collection may include sterile 0.9% sodium chloride single-dose vials, Sodium Chloride Injection USP, irrigation solutions, bags, bottles and case quantities. Availability and presentations can change.
What does 0.9% sodium chloride mean?
It identifies a concentration containing 0.9 grams of sodium chloride per 100 millilitres of solution. The concentration alone does not identify the permitted route or make different products interchangeable.
Is Sodium Chloride Injection the same as irrigation saline?
No. Injection and irrigation products have different labelled applications. An irrigation bottle marked “not for injection” must never be used as an injectable or intravenous solution.
Are these products bacteriostatic?
Not necessarily. Some sodium chloride products contain no bacteriostatic or antimicrobial agents. Check the complete product label and specifications instead of relying on the collection name or saline concentration.
What does single-dose mean?
A single-dose container is intended for one patient and one procedure or administration as directed by its label. Any unused portion must be discarded according to the manufacturer’s instructions and facility procedures.
How do I choose the correct container size?
Select the volume and container format required by the applicable professional protocol. Also confirm the route, closure, connection, package quantity and single-dose designation.
What should be checked before using a saline container?
Check the product name, route, concentration, lot number, expiry date, closure and container integrity. Do not use it if the solution or packaging appears abnormal or if the lot is subject to a recall.
Can TherapySupply.ca confirm a product presentation?
Yes. Have the manufacturer, catalogue number, required route, container size and quantity ready, then contact TherapySupply.ca. Product assistance does not replace prescribing, administration or clinical-use instructions.