Glucose 10% IV Infusion – 500ml is a sterile intravenous solution used to provide carbohydrate, help manage low blood glucose levels, support fluid replacement where needed, and act as a diluent for compatible medicines administered into a vein. Supplied in a 500ml Viaflo bag.
Glucose 10% IV Infusion is a sterile intravenous solution used to provide glucose and fluid when needed. It may be used to supply carbohydrate on its own, support patients receiving parenteral nutrition, help manage low blood glucose levels, and provide fluid in cases of water loss or dehydration where carbohydrate intake is required. It can also be used to dilute compatible medicines for administration into a vein.
This product is supplied in a 500ml Viaflo bag made from polyolefin/polyamide co-extruded plastic, with a protective outer pouch. It is intended for professional use and does not require any special storage conditions before use.
Glucose 10% IV Infusion – 500ml is intended for clinical use in patients who need glucose and fluid administered intravenously. It may be used for patients with low blood glucose levels, dehydration linked to water loss, or increased carbohydrate requirements when oral intake is not possible or not suitable.
It may also be used during parenteral nutrition to provide a source of carbohydrate, or as a diluent for compatible medicines given by intravenous administration. This product should be selected and administered by trained healthcare professionals, based on individual clinical requirements.
| Specification | Details |
| Volume | 500ml |
| Solution Type | Sterile glucose solution for intravenous infusion |
| Glucose Strength | 10% w/v |
| Administration Route | Intravenous use |
Glucose 10% IV Infusion is used to provide a source of carbohydrate, help manage low blood glucose levels, support fluid replacement where there has been water loss, and act as a diluent for compatible medicines given into a vein.
It may be used for patients who have low blood glucose levels, are dehydrated, need carbohydrate as part of parenteral nutrition, or require a compatible medicine to be diluted for intravenous administration.
Yes. It can supply carbohydrate on its own or be used as part of parenteral nutrition for patients who are unable to eat.