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PVC Infusion Bags for Safe and Effective Medical Use
Structure
PVC infusion bags typically consist of the following components:
1.Bag body: Made of medical - grade PVC material, it has good flexibility and transparency.
2.Infusion port: Used to connect the infusion tube to ensure the safe delivery of the liquid.
3.Medication addition port: Facilitates medical staff to add medications.
4.Label area: Used to mark drug information, expiration dates, etc.
5.Hanging hole: Convenient for hanging during use.
Characteristics
1.High transparency: Allows for easy observation of the liquid state.
2.Good flexibility: Easy to squeeze, ensuring complete delivery of the liquid.
3.Strong chemical stability: Resistant to acids, alkalis, and corrosion, suitable for a variety of medications.
4.Biocompatibility: Meets medical standards, being safe and non - toxic.
5.Good sealing performance: Prevents liquid leakage and contamination.
Applications
PVC infusion bags are widely used in the following scenarios:
●Hospital infusion treatments
●Nutrient solution delivery
●Medication storage and delivery
●Liquid supplementation during first - aid and surgeries
Advantages
1.High safety: Meets international medical standards, ensuring patient safety.
2.Easy to use: With a user - friendly design, it is convenient for medical staff to operate.
3.Cost - effective: Reasonably priced, suitable for large - scale use.
4.Environmentally friendly and recyclable: Some PVC materials can be recycled, reducing environmental pollution.
Packaging Methods
PVC infusion bags are usually packaged in the following ways:
●Individual sterile packaging: Each infusion bag is independently packaged to ensure a sterile state.
●Bulk boxing: Different packing specifications (e.g., 50 bags/box, 100 bags/box) are available according to customer requirements.
●Outer box labeling: Product information, batch numbers, expiration dates, etc., are clearly marked on the outer packaging.