An infusion bag is a sterile container used to hold and transport intravenous (IV) solutions, allowing for the safe delivery of fluids, medications, and nutrients to patients.

Infusion bags can be classified into ordinary infusion bags, nutritional infusion bags, and special infusion bags (such as those used for chemotherapy). Each type serves specific medical purposes.

Infusion bags are typically made from multiple layers of medical-grade plastic materials, such as polyethylene (PE) or polypropylene (PP), which ensure chemical stability and safety.

The choice of infusion bag depends on the specific medical needs of the patient. For example, use small-capacity bags for pediatric patients or large-capacity bags for routine fluid replenishment.

Yes, infusion bags are designed with safety features that reduce the risk of breakage compared to glass bottles. They also undergo sterilization processes to minimize contamination risks.

Yes! Many manufacturers offer OEM services that allow healthcare providers to customize infusion bags according to their specific design and branding requirements.

To use an infusion bag, connect it to an IV line, ensure the infusion port is sterile, and adjust the flow rate as needed based on the patient’s condition and medical guidelines.