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Indications

As a sterilant, Glutar Solution (glutaraldehyde) is used at 25°C with an immersion time of at least 10 hours. As a high level disinfectant, it is used at 25°C with an immersion time of at least 45 minutes. The reuse period for Glutar Solution is up to a maximum of 14 days, provided the required conditions of Glutar concentration, pH and temperature exist. To activate the solution, add the entire contents of the Activator Vial, which is attached to the container, and shake well. The solution turns green immediately, and this colour only shows that the activator has been added. Record the date of activation (the mixing date) and the expiration date on the container label in the space provided, in a logbook, or on a label affixed to any secondary container used for the activated solution. Clean devices thoroughly, rinse them and rough dry them before immersing them in Glutar Solution. Clean and rinse the lumens of hollow instruments before filling them with Glutar Solution. For additional instructions on disassembly, decontamination, cleaning and leak testing, refer to the labeling from the manufacturer of the reusable medical device.

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Dosage Reference

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Adults: Usage: Put the cleaned medical devices in the Glutaraldehyde Solution after rough drying them, so that they are completely immersed and every lumen is filled. Leave them fully immersed for the required time, at a temperature of 15° to 30°C. Treatment of Toxicity Avoid gastric lavage and emesis. Give milk, water, charcoal or demulcents to prevent absorption. Use assisted ventilation if indicated. Acidosis may need sodium bicarbonate or sodium lactate given by I.V. administration.