Polyethylene  Glycol, Sodium Chloride,  Sodium Bicarbonate, And Potassium Chloride, Powar For Oral Solution Sachets

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

1. What is Polyethlene Glycol, Sodium Chloride, Sodium Bicarbonate, and Potassium Chloride powder usually used for?

Commonly, this powder formulation is administered for the indication of restoration of fluid and electrolyte levels within the immediate or short term by using the oral solution.

2. Who manufactures and markets these sachets for oral solution?

These sachets are manufactured, marketed, and sold under stringent quality standards to ensure safety, consistency, and a reliable supply. 

3. In what form does this product come?

Brand-new and single-dose sachets are introduced in a very utilitarian way; that is, to be dissolved in water and drunk.

4. What quality standards are observed in the production process?

The sachets are produced in GMP-compliant facilities with stringent quality controls at every stage of manufacture.

5. Are the raw materials tested before being used?

Yes, each material is subjected to very rigorous analysis for purity, potency, and safety before taking part in the formulation.

6. Is this product suitable for every age group? 

Usage, however, will depend on professional advice, following the prescribed dosage guide as indicated on the product label. 

7. Can be purchased in bulk from the manufacturer? 

Yes, we provide bulk manufacturing and supply options suited to hospitals, institutions, and distributors.