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McKesson Normal Saline for Inhalation, 5 mL Unit Dose
Unit dose vials contain 5 mL of normal saline (0.9% NaCl) for inhalation to dilute respiratory drugs or help clear mucus and secretions during suctioning
Economic respiratory therapy solution saves medication costs by diluting at the patient bedside
Pink vials embossed with inverted milliliter graduations for accurate dispensing
Features easy-to-open, twist-off cap and conveniently dispenses sterile water by the drop or milliliter
Sterile solution of sodium chloride in water purified by distillation or reverse osmosis and rendered sterile
Serves a variety of medical uses including reducing bacteria in saliva, helping the body produce mucus or phlegm, and improving functionality in the lungs
Use with nebulizers for medication dilution and removal of moderate secretions
Used with nebulizers to provide optimal strength of respiratory drug by adding necessary volume to nebulizer treatments
Medications for inhalation may be diluted with saline according to healthcare provider’s instruction
Expiration date and manufacturing lot information imprinted directly on vials
Disposable, easy-to-use vials help maintain sterility between applications when the aseptic technique is employed and require less time and training for healthcare personnel
No bacteriostatic agent or other preservative added (preservative-free)
Non-pyrogenic, DEHP-free, and not made with natural rubber latex
Disposable design for single sterile use
Not for parenteral use, injections, or in preparations to be used for injection
Avoid freezing or excessive heat
Rx ONLY: Federal (USA) law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician
Packaged: 1 Each, 100 Each Per Box, 10 Boxes Per Case
$14.65
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