How It Works
Sodium Bicarbonate acts directly as a systemic alkalizer. Following intravenous entry, the compound dissociates into sodium and bicarbonate ions in the bloodstream. The released bicarbonate ions react with excess hydrogen ions present in acidic blood plasma to form carbonic acid, which subsequently breaks down into water and carbon dioxide to be exhaled by the lungs. This chemical buffering cycle raises blood and urinary pH levels, shifting the body back to a stable physiological baseline.Directions for Use

• Administer strictly via slow intravenous injection or continuous intravenous infusion routes
• Visually check the clear liquid solution for any precipitation, particles, or leaks prior to administration
• Determine the precise dosage based on the patient’s body weight, blood gas analysis, and electrolyte balance metrics
• Must be handled, prepared, and administered exclusively by a registered healthcare professional

Key Features

• High-potency 8.4% formulation delivering uniform electrolyte replenishment in emergency medical care
• Multi-functional agent capable of increasing both blood and urinary pH to accelerate toxic drug clearance
• Packaged in premium single-use sterile glass vials engineered for easy syringe withdrawal
• Fabricated under rigid, sterile, current Good Manufacturing Practices protocols by Neon Laboratories Ltd

Important Safety Notes

• Storage Temperature: Store below 30°C in a cool, dry place. Protect from direct light lines and do not freeze.
• Contraindicated in individuals suffering from hypoventilation, hypernatremia, or low blood potassium levels
• Use with extreme clinical caution in patients with severe high blood pressure, heart failure, or kidney stones
• Schedule H Prescription Drug: Restricted strictly for hospital institutional trade to buyers holding valid drug wholesale licenses