How is Oxyglobin packaged?
Oxyglobin is packaged in a 125 mL single dose infusion bag and a 60 mL single dose infusion bag. • Two 125 mL bags in a shipping box • Two 60 mL bags in a shipping box Why is the bag covered with a foil overwrap? The foil overwrap serves as an oxygen barrier, protecting the hemoglobin from oxidation to methemoglobin, the inactive form of hemoglobin. How should Oxyglobin be stored? Oxyglobin can be stored at room temperature or refrigerated (2°-30°C). Recommended storage is at room temperature to avoid accidental freezing. Because of denaturation of protein on thawing, Oxyglobin should not be frozen. Oxyglobin must be stored in its sealed foil overwrap to avoid exposure to oxygen. What is the shelf life of Oxyglobin? Oxyglobin remains stable at room temperature or refrigerated for 3 years from the date of manufacture. The expiration date is printed on the bag. Oxyglobin must remain in its sealed foil overwrap during storage to avoid exposure to oxygen. Can I store unused Oxyglobin and r