Sodium Chloride 0.9% Solution (Saline) for Botox Injection

Brief Description:
Sodium Chloride 0.9% Solution is a sterile, isotonic saline solution commonly used as a diluent for reconstituting injectable products such as Botox, Bocouture, and Azzalure. It provides a stable environment for proper mixing, ensuring uniformity and maintaining the efficacy of the toxin. This solution allows for accurate dosing and reduces the risk of overdilution or concentration errors, helping to deliver the precise treatment patients need.

Benefits

• Widely used for intravenous fluid delivery, wound irrigation, and patient rehydration.

• Its isotonic nature makes it suitable for various medical and aesthetic applications.

• Essential in any healthcare professional’s supplies for safe and effective injectable preparation.

Directions for Use

• Use aseptic technique throughout the process.

• Draw the required amount of sterile Sodium Chloride 0.9% Solution with a sterile syringe.

• Gently add it to the vial containing the freeze-dried Botox powder.

• Swirl gently to mix and reconstitute without shaking, preparing the product for injection.

Storage Guidelines

• Store unopened saline at 15°C to 30°C (59°F to 86°F), away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

• Observe the expiration date; do not use expired saline.

• Once opened, use saline within 24 hours to prevent contamination.

• Packaging (vials or pre-filled syringes) should remain sealed until use.

Guidelines for Using Saline with Botox Injection

• Dilution Ratios: Typically, 1 mL to 4 mL of saline is used per 100-unit vial of Botox, depending on the treatment area and desired effect.

• Mixing Technique: Gently swirl to mix—avoid vigorous shaking to protect protein integrity.

• Sterile Equipment: Use sterile syringes and needles to avoid contamination when drawing up the reconstituted solution.

• Injection Protocols: Follow clinical protocols for injection sites and dosing tailored to individual patients.

Additional Benefits

• Enhances even distribution of Botox within targeted muscles for improved outcomes.

• May reduce discomfort during injection by providing a smoother medium.

• Allows customization of dilution for personalized treatment plans.

• Diluted Botox can be refrigerated and used within 24 hours, protected from light.

Who Should Use Saline for Botox Injection

• Licensed Physicians: Dermatologists, plastic surgeons, and other specialists trained in aesthetic injections.

• Nurse Practitioners & Physician Assistants: When properly trained and authorized.

• Registered Nurses: Typically under direct supervision or as part of a licensed practitioner’s team.

Disclaimer:
Bruno Dermal Filler products are strictly intended for use by licensed medical and aesthetic professionals. Not suitable for self-administration or use by untrained individuals.