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Why preservatives are not added in lvp

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Answered by vinita01
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 LVP is sterile. The LVP is free of preservatives. ... The LVP is labeled to indicate that: (a) they contain no preservatives, (b) they are intended for use promptly following initial entry, and (c) any portions not used promptly should be discarded.
Answered by rahul123437
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Preservatives are not added in lvp in order to protect from the growth of microorganisms.

Explanation:

  • LVP's are large volume parenteral generally referred to as lvp.
  • It is sterile and is free of preservatives.
  • In this buffering agents are generally not added in acids and bases,
  • Preservatives are not added generally in syrup be the use of unavailability of water which is required for the growth of microorganisms.
  • Preservatives are added to single-dose parenteral products so that they are not terminally sterilized which is required as a sterility assurance measure.

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