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Lactated Ringer's IV Solution
Lactated Ringers IV Bags

IV Bag Lactated Ringer Solution (Rx)

by B Braun
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$ 14.95
$ 8.90
SKU L7501ea
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Lactated Ringer's IV Solution is used to replace lost fluids and electrolytes in patients who are dehydrated or experiencing fluid and/or electrolyte imbalances. It is commonly used for patients who are unable to take fluids or nutrients by mouth, or for those who have lost significant amounts of fluid through sweating, vomiting, diarrhea, or excess urination. It is also used during surgical procedures and to treat conditions such as burns or shock caused by severe infections.

Benefits for Lactated Ringer IV Bag Solution:

  • Rehydration: Lactated Ringer IV solution is designed to replenish the body's lost fluids and electrolytes, making it an effective tool for rehydration in cases of dehydration.
  • Nutritional Support: The solution contains essential electrolytes and nutrients like sodium, potassium, and chloride, which help maintain the body's electrolyte balance and support cellular functions.
  • Acid-Base Balance: Lactated Ringer solution has a balanced pH level, which helps maintain the body's acid-base balance, making it beneficial for patients with acidosis.
  • Improved Kidney Function: The electrolytes present in Lactated Ringer solution can help improve kidney function by supporting fluid balance and removing waste products from the body.
  • Expanded Blood Volume: In cases of blood loss or hypovolemia, Lactated Ringer solution can increase the blood volume, providing a temporary boost in blood pressure and organ perfusion.
  • Administering Medications: Lactated Ringer solution is often used to administer medications, making it easier for healthcare professionals to deliver drugs to patients intravenously.
  • Prevents Dehydration on IV Fluids: For patients receiving IV fluids for an extended period, Lactated Ringer solution can help prevent dehydration by replenishing the body with lost fluids and electrolytes.
  • Multi-Purpose Solution: Lactated Ringer solution is widely used in various medical procedures, including surgeries, as a diluent for IV medications, and as an irrigation solution for wound cleaning.
  • Safe for Use in All Ages: Lactated Ringer solution is considered safe for use in patients of all ages, from newborns to the elderly, making it a versatile solution for a wide range of medical conditions.
  • Easy to Store and Use: Lactated Ringer solution is available in pre-filled, ready-to-use IV bags, making it convenient for healthcare providers to administer to patients quickly and efficiently. The solution also has a long shelf life, making it easy to store and use in emergency situations.

Lactated Ringer's IV Bag is a sterile, nonpyrogenic solution containing isotonic concentrations of electrolytes in water for injection.

Each 100 mL of Lactated Ringer's injection USP contains sodium chloride 600 mg, sodium lactate, anhydrous 310 mg, potassium chloride 30 g and calcium chloride, dihydrate 20 mg.

500 mL - B Braun
1000 mL -  ICU Medical

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IV Bag Lactated Ringer Solution (Rx)
IV Bag Lactated Ringer Solution (Rx)
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FAQs About Lactated Ringers IV Bags
  • What is Lactated Ringer’s Used For?

    Lactated Ringer’s (aka LR, Ringer’s Lactate, RL, Hartmann’s Solution) is an isotonic IV fluid formulated for rapid electrolyte and fluid replenishment. Indications include: Dehydration correction Blood loss (hemorrhagic shock) Burns Surgical procedures Labor and delivery Sepsis and trauma resuscitation Electrolyte imbalances (hypovolemia, acidosis)

  • Is Lactated Ringer’s Safe in Pregnancy?

    Yes. Lactated Ringer’s is widely considered one of the best IV fluids for pregnancy, especially for labor and delivery, cesarean section prep, and dehydration during pregnancy-related vomiting or hyperemesis gravidarum.

  • Why Would You Use Lactated Ringer’s Instead of Normal Saline?

    Better electrolyte matching: Closer to plasma composition, reduces risk of hyperchloremic acidosis. Contains calcium and potassium: Supports cardiac and muscle function. Preferred in surgery, trauma, and obstetrics.

  • Is Lactated Ringer’s Good for Dehydration?

    Absolutely. It’s a top choice for rehydration, rapidly restoring both fluids and essential electrolytes (sodium, potassium, calcium, chloride, lactate).

  • Can Blood Be Given with Lactated Ringer’s?

    Yes, but only with caution. Calcium in LR can cause clotting if used with certain blood products, so preferred with packed cells but not with blood containing citrate anticoagulant.

  • Does Ringer Lactate Increase BP?

    Yes, by restoring intravascular volume, it can moderately increase blood pressure in hypovolemic patients.

  • Which IV Fluid is Best for Pregnancy?

    Lactated Ringer’s is the leading choice for pregnant or laboring women due to electrolyte safety and pH compatibility.

  • Do You Give Lactated Ringer’s Before Epidural?

    Yes. It is often infused before epidural anesthesia to maintain blood pressure and prevent hypotension.

  • Why Do They Give Lactated Ringer’s During Labor?

    Prevent dehydration Stabilize blood pressure Optimize electrolyte balance for mother and newborn

  • What’s Another Name for Lactated Ringer’s?

    Ringer’s Lactate (RL) Hartmann’s Solution

  • What are the Three Main Types of IV Fluids?

    Crystalloids (e.g., lactated ringer’s, normal saline) Colloids (e.g., albumin) Blood products

  • Why Do Surgeons Prefer LR?

    Reduces metabolic acidosis risk Ideal electrolyte composition Less risk of kidney injury versus normal saline

  • What are the Side Effects of Lactated Ringer’s?

    Fluid overload Electrolyte imbalances (rare) Allergic reaction (extremely rare) Hyperkalemia in renal failure patients

  • What Meds Cannot be Given with Lactated Ringer’s?

    Blood products containing citrate anticoagulants Certain antibiotics (e.g., ceftriaxone in neonates) Amphotericin B

  • Why Don’t You Give LR to TBI Patients?

    Lactate may worsen cerebral edema or acid-base balance in traumatic brain injury (TBI); normal saline preferred.

  • What is the Disadvantage of Ringer Lactate?

    Cannot be used with blood transfusions via citrate May cause hyperkalemia in kidney dysfunction Lactate conversion may increase in severe liver disease

  • Does Ringer Lactate Cause Weight Gain?

    Temporary weight gain can occur due to water retention (fluid overload), especially if over-infused.

  • What are the Three Types of Infusions?

    Continuous infusion Intermittent infusion Bolus infusion

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