Details
Overview
Bacteriostatic Sterile Water for Injection, 30 mL, is a sterile, nonpyrogenic diluent containing a bacteriostatic preservative to support multiple-dose use where permitted by clinical protocol. Commonly used for reconstitution or dilution of compatible medications prior to parenteral administration, this product is suited for professional healthcare environments that require consistent, dependable supply for day-to-day procedures.
Ideal for use in medical clinics, hospitals, dental clinics, medical aesthetics clinics, primary care practices, medical laboratories, nursing and long-term care settings, physiotherapy offices, and veterinary clinics where medication preparation workflows demand reliable sterile diluent options.
Specification
Product name: Bacteriostatic Sterile Water for Injection
Fill volume: 30 mL
Sterility: Sterile; nonpyrogenic
Use: Diluent for reconstitution or dilution of compatible medications as directed by the medication labeling and local policy
Container: Single vial (multi-dose use supported by bacteriostatic preservative when applicable)
Brand: Pfizer
Manufacturer part number (MPN): 03977030
Features
Sterile, nonpyrogenic diluent for medication preparation workflows
Bacteriostatic preservative to support multiple-dose access where permitted
Convenient 30 mL vial size for clinical and procedural settings
Supports consistent medication prep across outpatient, inpatient, and procedural care areas
Suitable for professional use in human and veterinary clinical environments
FAQ
+ What is bacteriostatic sterile water used for?
It is commonly used as a sterile diluent to reconstitute or dilute compatible medications prior to injection, following the medication’s instructions for use and your facility protocol.
+ Is this the same as sterile water for injection (SWFI) without preservative?
No. Bacteriostatic sterile water includes a preservative, while preservative-free sterile water for injection does not. Use only what the medication labeling specifies.
+ Can it be used for IV infusion or large-volume administration?
Follow the medication labeling and clinical policy. Bacteriostatic water is typically intended for reconstitution/dilution in small volumes; it is not generally used as a standalone large-volume IV fluid.
+ Can this be used for neonates or pediatric patients?
Preservatives may be contraindicated in certain populations. Always follow the drug monograph, institutional policy, and prescriber direction for pediatric and neonatal use.
+ How should the vial be stored?
Store according to the product labeling and facility requirements. Maintain sterility, keep the vial in its original packaging when possible, and do not use if the seal is compromised or solution appears abnormal.
+ What should I verify before use in clinic?
Confirm the right diluent per medication labeling, check the vial integrity, lot/expiry, clarity, and use aseptic technique for withdrawal and preparation.