Description
Sodium Chloride 0.9% 2ml Ampoule (x10) is a sterile injectable solution used extensively in aesthetic clinics for reconstitution, dilution, and irrigation during a wide range of non-surgical procedures. Each 2ml ampoule contains isotonic saline, mimicking the body’s natural fluid composition, making it safe and compatible for intravenous or subcutaneous use.
Sodium Chloride 0.9%/2ml Ampoule (10-pack) is a core component in every modern aesthetic clinic. This sterile, isotonic injectable solution is formulated with 0.9% sodium chloride. It is primarily used in aesthetic medicine for reconstituting botulinum toxins, flushing cannulas or needles, and hydrating or irrigating treatment sites during procedures.
Each 2ml ampoule provides a precise, contamination-free unit dose, allowing for hygienic and efficient application in clinic settings. The packaging of 10 x 2ml ampoules ensures both convenience and cost-effectiveness for regular in-clinic use.
Key Benefits for Aesthetic Practitioners:
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Essential diluent for Botox and neurotoxins
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Maintains sterility in injectable protocols
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Compatible with skin and subcutaneous tissues
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Single-use ampoules for maximum hygiene
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Suitable for irrigation and cleansing sensitive areas
In an environment where aseptic technique is vital, Sodium Chloride 0.9% is a must-have for any professional clinic. It supports patient safety, improves procedural accuracy, and complements a wide range of advanced aesthetic procedures.
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Sodium Chloride 0.9% (9mg/mL) – Replenishes electrolytes and maintains fluid balance, suitable for intravenous and subcutaneous use.
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Water for Injection – Sterile water used as the base for isotonic formulation.
Product Dimensions/Size:
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2ml per ampoule
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Box of 10 ampoules (10 x 2ml)
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Glass ampoules, sterile and single-use
Product Duration:
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Shelf-life typically 36–60 months (unopened)
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Single-use only after opening; discard any unused solution
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Designed for immediate use during a single treatment session
Popular FAQs (and Answers)
1. What is Sodium Chloride 0.9% used for in aesthetic clinics?
It’s commonly used to reconstitute botulinum toxins like Botox and Bocouture and to flush needles or clean areas pre- or post-injection.
2. Is Sodium Chloride 0.9% safe for injection?
Yes, this sterile isotonic solution is suitable for subcutaneous and intravenous use when used by trained professionals.
3. How should Sodium Chloride ampoules be stored?
Store below 25°C, in original packaging away from light. Do not freeze. Use immediately after opening.
4. Can I reuse a Sodium Chloride ampoule?
No, each ampoule is single-use. Reusing can compromise sterility and increase infection risk.
5. How many units of botulinum toxin can 2ml saline reconstitute?
This depends on your dilution preference (commonly 1ml per 100 units of Botox). Always follow product-specific guidelines.
