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SyringeSybille (talk)
correct the label on the second column — that is volume, not mass
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BetaCellBoyd (talk)
state the number of doses a vial yields at that concentration
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10Because it contains no preservative, a container that has been entered offers no barrier to growth of organisms introduced at entry, and it is therefore packaged and used as single-entry. This is the operative difference from [[Bacteriostatic water|bacteriostatic water]].{{r|usp797}}10Because it contains no preservative, a container that has been entered offers no barrier to growth of organisms introduced at entry, and it is therefore packaged and used as single-entry. This is the operative difference from [[Bacteriostatic water|bacteriostatic water]].{{r|usp797}}
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+12It is also hypotonic. Water alone is not isotonic with tissue, so a preparation reconstituted in it is hypotonic unless the solute makes it otherwise, which for a few milligrams of peptide it does not.{{r|usp_wfi}}
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12== Compendial requirements ==14== Compendial requirements ==
13The relevant monograph specifies sterility, freedom from pyrogens, limits on conductivity and total organic carbon, and particulate matter limits. It is prepared by distillation or by a purification process of equivalent capability, and it is not simply purified water in a sealed container.{{r|usp_wfi}}15The relevant monograph specifies sterility, freedom from pyrogens, limits on conductivity and total organic carbon, and particulate matter limits. It is prepared by distillation or by a purification process of equivalent capability, and it is not simply purified water in a sealed container.{{r|usp_wfi}}