Dextrose 50%, Single-Dose Vial, 50 mL

Dextrose 50% (D50) is a strong solution that quickly raises blood sugar in patients with low blood sugar. This single-dose vial is an easy way to treat hypoglycemia, making it perfect for both emergency and hospital care.

Key Features and Benefits

High-Strength Solution:
Each vial contains 50% dextrose, giving 25 grams of glucose to quickly raise blood sugar.

Easy-to-Use Vial:
The single-dose vial is simple to use and ensures the right amount of medicine with no extra steps.

Fast Acting:
Dextrose 50% is absorbed into the bloodstream quickly to stabilize blood sugar levels.

Compact and Convenient:
The small vial is easy to store and perfect for use in medical settings or emergencies.

Common Uses

• Treating Low Blood Sugar:
  Used to quickly raise blood sugar in people with hypoglycemia.

• Emergency Care:
  Works fast to bring blood sugar levels up in emergency situations.

• Rescue Medication:
  Given to unconscious or unresponsive patients to restore glucose levels.

How to Use

1. Give the Dose:
   Inject the vial into the vein as needed to treat low blood sugar or other glucose-related issues.

2. Monitor the Patient:
   Check the patient’s blood sugar after giving the dose to make sure it’s working.

3. Repeat if Needed:
   If the blood sugar doesn’t improve, give another dose under medical supervision.

Precautions and Safety Tips

• Monitor Blood Sugar:
  Recheck blood sugar levels after giving the dose to ensure the patient is responding well.

• Avoid Overuse:
  Using too much may cause high blood sugar, especially in diabetic patients.

• Use with Caution in Kidney Issues:
  Patients with kidney problems should use this carefully, as it may affect fluid balance.

• Pregnancy and Breastfeeding:
  Consult a doctor before using it during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.

Why Choose Dextrose 50%?

Dextrose 50% works quickly and is easy to use, making it an important tool in treating low blood sugar during emergencies. The single-dose vial provides exact dosing and is ideal for fast response in critical care.