Isotonic saline solution Labstellar®
Isotonic saline solution Labstellar®
Isotonic saline solution Labstellar®
An easy-to-use infusion solution. The solution is sterile, pyrogen-free, suitable for fluid and electrolyte replacement, and for the intravenous administration.
An easy-to-use infusion solution. The solution is sterile, pyrogen-free, suitable for fluid and electrolyte replacement, and for the intravenous administration.
Size chart
Further information |
50 mL |
100 mL |
250 mL |
500 mL |
1000 mL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Maximum injection volume in [mL] at a pressure of 50 mbar |
90 |
88 |
135 |
288 |
176 |
Maximum withdrawable volume in [mL] |
145 |
195 |
397 |
716 |
1207 |
Residual volume in [mL] |
0-1 |
0.3 |
0.6 - 1.6 |
0.6 - 7.1 |
0.6 - 5 |
Air volume in [mL] |
4-10 |
5-12 |
5-15 |
12-25 |
15-25 |
Isotonische NaCl-Lsg.0,9% Labstellar Inf.-Btl |
PZN |
|---|---|
115 X 50 mL |
19692259 |
70 x 100 mL |
19692199 |
28 x 250 mL |
19692182 |
20 X 500 mL |
19692236 |
10 X 1000 mL |
19692207 |
Isotonic sodium chloride solution Labstellar.
Active ingredient: Sodium chloride.
Composition: 1000 ml infusion solution contains 9 g sodium chloride. 1 ml contains 0.154 mmol Na+ and 0.154 mmol Cl-.
Other ingredients: Water for injection.
Indications: Fluid and electrolyte replacement in hypochloremic alkalosis. Chloride loss. Short-term intravascular volume replacement. Hypotonic dehydration. Isotonic dehydration.
Contraindications: Absolute contraindication: hyperhydration. Relative contraindications: Hypokalaemia, hypernatraemia, hyperchloraemia, conditions requiring restrictive sodium intake (e.g. heart failure, generalised oedema, pulmonary oedema, hypertension, eclampsia, severe renal insufficiency).
Side effects: Hypernatraemia, hyperchloraemia.
Warnings: For intravenous infusion. Read the package insert. Keep out of reach of children. Use only clear solutions in undamaged containers.
Available only in pharmacies. Laborbedarf Klobasa GmbH & Co. KG, Lise-Meitner-Straße 9, 89081 Ulm, Germany. Status: 04/2025.
Size chart
Isotonic sodium chloride solution Labstellar.
Active ingredient: Sodium chloride.
Composition: 1000 ml infusion solution contains 9 g sodium chloride. 1 ml contains 0.154 mmol Na+ and 0.154 mmol Cl-.
Other ingredients: Water for injection.
Indications: Fluid and electrolyte replacement in hypochloremic alkalosis. Chloride loss. Short-term intravascular volume replacement. Hypotonic dehydration. Isotonic dehydration.
Contraindications: Absolute contraindication: hyperhydration. Relative contraindications: Hypokalaemia, hypernatraemia, hyperchloraemia, conditions requiring restrictive sodium intake (e.g. heart failure, generalised oedema, pulmonary oedema, hypertension, eclampsia, severe renal insufficiency).
Side effects: Hypernatraemia, hyperchloraemia.
Warnings: For intravenous infusion. Read the package insert. Keep out of reach of children. Use only clear solutions in undamaged containers.
Available only in pharmacies. Laborbedarf Klobasa GmbH & Co. KG, Lise-Meitner-Straße 9, 89081 Ulm, Germany. Status: 04/2025.
1 Designed for comfortable and easy handling
The design with rounded upper and lower corners minimizes the risk of accidental punctures and facilitates handling. An integrated eyelet support ensures that the bag is securely fixed during infusion.
2 Lateral scaling
The clearly visible scale on both sides of the infusion bag allows quick and easy assessment of the volume of fluid used. The scale shown does not correspond to the actual bag.
3 High sealing resistance
High resistance to pressure cuffs, which can withstand a pressure of 400 mmHg for 72 hours.
4 Highly inert material
The solution only comes into contact with polypropylene. Both the multilayer film and the inner membranes of the medication and outlet openings are made exclusively from polypropylene. Polypropylene can be sterilized at higher temperatures because it is more heat-resistant than other plastics.
5 Connection system
Medication and outlet ports with rigid and long PP tubing to prevent perforations caused by needle insertion (blue)
Secure attachment of the infusion set thanks to the internal membrane. No parts of the cover need to be removed to access the outlet port (transparent)
An additional polypropylene sleeve protects and preserves the sterility of the container and limits the loss of evaporative moisture from the primary solution container. It is transparent to allow visual inspection and has an easy-to-use peel-off opening system.
1 Designed for comfortable and easy handling
The design with rounded upper and lower corners minimizes the risk of accidental punctures and facilitates handling. An integrated eyelet support ensures that the bag is securely fixed during infusion.
2 Lateral scaling
The clearly visible scale on both sides of the infusion bag allows quick and easy assessment of the volume of fluid used. The scale shown does not correspond to the actual bag.
3 High sealing resistance
High resistance to pressure cuffs, which can withstand a pressure of 400 mmHg for 72 hours.
4 Highly inert material
The solution only comes into contact with polypropylene. Both the multilayer film and the inner membranes of the medication and outlet openings are made exclusively from polypropylene. Polypropylene can be sterilized at higher temperatures because it is more heat-resistant than other plastics.
5 Connection system
Medication and outlet ports with rigid and long PP tubing to prevent perforations caused by needle insertion (blue)
Secure attachment of the infusion set thanks to the internal membrane. No parts of the cover need to be removed to access the outlet port (transparent)
An additional polypropylene sleeve protects and preserves the sterility of the container and limits the loss of evaporative moisture from the primary solution container. It is transparent to allow visual inspection and has an easy-to-use peel-off opening system.
Instructions for use
1. Open the outer packaging by pulling the two layers of film apart.
2. The recommended method for removing the outer packaging is to peel off the film at one corner while holding the other film at one end to carefully remove the infusion bag.
The outer packaging should only be removed when the product is ready to be used.
How to add the medication
3. Prepare the medication injection site. Use a syringe with a 19- to 22-gauge needle, hold the container securely, insert the needle through the center of the medication port, and inject the medication. Insert the needle perpendicular to the addition site.
The compatibility of additives with 0.9% sodium chloride must be checked before adding a medication.
4. Hang the container on the eyelet holder and remove the protective cap from the outlet opening at the bottom of the container.
5. Hold the container firmly and attach the administration set.
6. As you push it through the tube, you will gradually feel a slight resistance.
The bag is designed to function without venting. No air is required to withdraw the solution. Air entering through the infusion set could slow down or even stop the infusion due to air bubbles. Once the container has been opened, the contents should be used immediately and not stored for later infusion. Do not reconnect partially used containers. Dispose of all unused parts.
7. The infusion set should be used without venting. If sets with venting are used, ensure that the vent connection remains closed during infusion.
Do not connect flexible plastic bags in series to avoid air embolism due to possible residual air in the primary container. The use of a vented intravenous infusion set with the vent opening in the open position may result in air embolism. Vented intravenous sets with the vent opening in the open position should not be used with our flexible plastic containers.
Instruction manual
Removing the outer packaging
1. Open the outer packaging by pulling the two layers of film apart.
2. The recommended method for removing the outer packaging is to peel off the film at one corner while holding the other film at one end to carefully remove the infusion bag.
The outer packaging should only be removed when the product is ready to be used.
How to add the medication
3. Prepare the medication injection site. Use a syringe with a 19- to 22-gauge needle, hold the container securely, insert the needle through the center of the medication port, and inject the medication. Insert the needle perpendicular to the addition site.
The compatibility of additives with 0.9% sodium chloride must be checked before adding a medication.
Attach infusion set
4. Hang the container on the eyelet holder and remove the protective cap from the outlet opening at the bottom of the container.
5. Hold the container firmly and attach the administration set.
6. As you push it through the tube, you will gradually feel a slight resistance.
Use the infusion set without venting.
The bag is designed to function without venting. No air is required to withdraw the solution. Air entering through the infusion set could slow down or even stop the infusion due to air bubbles. Once the container has been opened, the contents should be used immediately and not stored for later infusion. Do not reconnect partially used containers. Dispose of all unused parts.
7. The infusion set should be used without venting. If sets with venting are used, ensure that the vent connection remains closed during infusion.
Do not connect flexible plastic bags in series to avoid air embolism due to possible residual air in the primary container. The use of a vented intravenous infusion set with the vent opening in the open position may result in air embolism. Vented intravenous sets with the vent opening in the open position should not be used with our flexible plastic containers.
Gebrauchsanweisung
Entfernen der Außenverpackung
1. Die Außenverpackung wird geöffnet, indem die beiden Folien der Außenverpackung auseinandergezogen werden.
2. Die empfohlene Methode zum Entfernen der Außenverpackung besteht darin, die Folie an einer Ecke abzuziehen, während die andere Folie an einem Ende festgehalten wird, um den Infusionsbeutel vorsichtig zu entfernen.
Die Außenverpackung sollte erst entfernt werden, wenn das Produkt verwendet werden soll.
So fügen Sie das Medikament hinzu
3. Bereiten Sie die Medikamenteneinspritzstelle vor. Verwenden Sie eine Spritze mit einer 19- bis 22-Gauge-Nadel, halten Sie den Behälter sicher fest, führen Sie die Nadel durch die Mitte der Medikamentenöffnung und injizieren Sie das Medikament. Führen Sie die Nadel senkrecht zur Zugabestelle ein.
Die Kompatibilität der Zusatzstoffe mit Natriumchlorid 0,9% muss vor der Zugabe eines Medikaments geprüft werden.
Infusionsbesteck anbringen
4. Hängen Sie den Behälter an der Ösenhalterung auf und entfernen Sie den Schutz von der Auslassöffnung am Boden des Behälters.
5. Halten Sie den Behälter fest und bringen Sie das Verabreichungsset an.
6. Beim Vorschieben durch den Schlauch ist allmählich ein leichter Widerstand zu spüren.