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Dialysis concentrates Specification

Shelf Life
2 Years (Unopened)

Features
Accurate Ionic Balance, Biocompatibility, Sterilized, Easy Mixing

Instruments Type
Dialysis Consumables

Measurement Range
Standard Medical Dialysate Ranges

Accuracy
Ionic Concentration within 5%

Storage Instructions
Store in a Cool, Dry Place

Function
Prepares Dialysate Solution for Hemodialysis

Usage Type
Single Use or Multi-Use (as per packaging)

Equipment Type
Dialysis Concentrates

Material
Liquid and Powder Formulations

Condition
New

Technology
Conventional Hemodialysis

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
No

Noise Level
Silent Operation

Operating Type
Manual & Automatic Compatibility

Use
Dialysis Treatment Solution Preparation

Dimension (L*W*H)
Varies with Packaging

Weight
Variable (Depending on Container Size)

Color
Clear or Slightly Colored Liquid/White Powder

Sodium Concentration
136-140 mmol/L

Bicarbonate Concentration
32-35 mmol/L

pH Range (ready solution)
6.8-7.8

Calcium Concentration
1.25-1.75 mmol/L (as specified)

Biocompatibility
Yes, Compatible with All Standard Hemodialysis Equipment

CE Marked
Available on Request

Sterility
Sterile Packaging or Aseptic Handling Recommended

GMP Certified
Yes

Potassium Concentration
0-4 mmol/L (adjustable as per prescription)

Chloride Concentration
106-110 mmol/L

OSHA Compliance
Yes

Application
Used in Hemodialysis Centers and Hospitals

Container Volume
5L, 10L, 20L, or Higher (Customized)

Magnesium Concentration
0.5-1.0 mmol/L

Mixing Ratio (if concentrate)
1:34 with Purified Water or as prescribed

Packaging Type
Plastic Canisters, Bottles, or Bags

About Dialysis concentrates

Dialysis fluids are solutions of electrolytes formulated in concentrations similar to those of extracellular fluid or plasma.

They contain, or may contain: sodium, chloride, bicarbonate or lactate, calcium, magnesium, potassium, glucose, amino acids, icodextrin

Dialysis fluids are provided in a sterile concentrated form for dilution with water before use; the water used need not be sterile.

The purpose of dialysate is to pull toxins from the blood into the dialysate.

Advanced Features:

Non-Pyrogenic
Non-Sterile Product
Effectiveness
Accurate in Volume
Compatible to any Machine

Precise Composition for Effective Hemodialysis

Our dialysis concentrates are engineered to deliver the optimal blend of electrolytes, pH stability, and biocompatibility required for safe and effective dialysis treatments. Each batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure compliance with established medical standards. The products flexible range allows for adjustment according to prescription, supporting patient-specific therapy and improved clinical outcomes in both hospital and specialized dialysis center settings.

Versatile Application and Easy Preparation

Suitable for use in all standard hemodialysis machines, these concentrates are provided in sterile packaging and are simple to mixrequiring only the addition of purified water as per the prescribed ratio (commonly 1:34). They are available in a variety of container volumes, including 5L, 10L, and 20L, to accommodate facility needs. The solutions are user-friendly for both manual and automatic operation, ensuring convenience and safety in every session.

FAQs of Dialysis concentrates:

Q: How do you prepare dialysate using these dialysis concentrates?

A: To prepare dialysate, mix the concentrate with purified water as per the specified ratio (typically 1:34), following clinical prescriptions. Use sterile handling practices to maintain solution integrity and connect with standard hemodialysis equipment for patient treatment.

Q: What are the key benefits of using this dialysis concentrate?

A: This product ensures accurate ionic concentrations, reliable biocompatibility, and supports patient-specific adjustments. Its consistent formulation meets medical standards, is GMP-certified, and offers sterile handling, helping minimize contamination risks and enhance treatment outcomes.

Q: When should different potassium, calcium, or sodium concentrations be chosen?

A: Customizing the potassium (0-4 mmol/L), calcium (1.25-1.75 mmol/L), or sodium (136-140 mmol/L) levels is guided by the patients individual prescription and clinical needs, enabling tailored therapy to address specific electrolyte imbalances during dialysis.

Q: Where is this product typically used?

A: Dialysis concentrates are used in hospitals, renal care clinics, and specialized hemodialysis centers. They are designed for compatibility with all types of standard hemodialysis machines, supporting diverse clinical environments.

Q: What are the storage and shelf life requirements for these concentrates?

A: Store unopened dialysis concentrates in a cool, dry place to maintain effectiveness. The shelf life is typically 2 years for unopened containers. Always check the expiry date and follow storage instructions for optimal performance and safety.

Q: Is the product safe and compliant with regulatory standards?

A: Yes. These concentrates are GMP-certified, meet OSHA safety requirements, are sterile or aseptically handled, and CE marked is available on request, ensuring compliance with international health and safety standards.

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