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SALINE FOR BOTOX
SALINE FOR BOTOX
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Sodium chloride with a concentration of 0. 9%
The liquid is clear and has no color.
The thing we are talking about is a small tool that can hold up to 5 milliliters of liquid and has a special shape called a syringe.
Uses: Explanation: The meaning of the text is being simplified.
There is water and certain substances called electrolytes that our body needs. These electrolytes include sodium and chlorine.
Injectable preparations' diluent refers to a substance that is added to a medication in order to make it easier to inject into the body.
Administration and dosage refers to the way a medication is given to a person and how much of the medication they need to take.
The usual amount of medicine for an adult is 20 to 1000 milliliters given under the skin, through a vein, or in the rectum.
The amount of medicine you need may change based on how old you are, what symptoms you have, and how much you weigh. You may need more or less medicine depending on these factors. Remember to store the medicine correctly.
Keep in a sealed container and make sure it doesn't get hotter than 30°C.
Shelf-life means how long a product can be stored before it goes bad or expires.
36 months from the time the product was made
.
Sodium chloride with a concentration of 0. 9%
The liquid is clear and has no color.
The thing we are talking about is a small tool that can hold up to 5 milliliters of liquid and has a special shape called a syringe.
Uses: Explanation: The meaning of the text is being simplified.
There is water and certain substances called electrolytes that our body needs. These electrolytes include sodium and chlorine.
Injectable preparations' diluent refers to a substance that is added to a medication in order to make it easier to inject into the body.
Administration and dosage refers to the way a medication is given to a person and how much of the medication they need to take.
The usual amount of medicine for an adult is 20 to 1000 milliliters given under the skin, through a vein, or in the rectum.
The amount of medicine you need may change based on how old you are, what symptoms you have, and how much you weigh. You may need more or less medicine depending on these factors. Remember to store the medicine correctly.
Keep in a sealed container and make sure it doesn't get hotter than 30°C.
Shelf-life means how long a product can be stored before it goes bad or expires.
36 months from the time the product was made
.
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