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USP Chapter <795> focuses on nonsterile compounding, with updates aimed at improving quality, safety, and consistency. These voluntary standards provide clear guidelines on personnel, equipment, training, and documentation, ensuring that patients receive medications that are safe and free from contaminants.
The authors conclude: For treatment of hypernatremia, the time has come to abandon the use of sterile water for injection and sodium chloride solutions of less than 0.45% that require sterilecompounding.
The information contained within the download document is intended for pharmacists, pharmaceutical executives, sales managers, manufacturers, business development managers, pharmaceutical sales representatives, and any other individual involved in the pharmaceutical compounding sector. . • Test method development.
The authors conclude: For treatment of hypernatremia, the time has come to abandon the use of sterile water for injection and sodium chloride solutions of less than 0.45% that require sterilecompounding.
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