EcoFLX Polyolefin 2-Port Empty IV Mixing Bag, 5,000mL
Details
Douglas Medical EcoFLX DMP5000 Polyolefin 2-Port Empty IV Mixing Bag is a sterile, single-use 5,000 mL container engineered for large-volume sterile compounding, infusion solution mixing, and specialty admixture preparation. Constructed from clear, flexible, PVC-free polyolefin with an administration port and tamper-evident medication site, the bag supports high-throughput pharmacy and chemotherapy preparation workflows requiring maximum container capacity.
Material/Structure
- Polyolefin construction
- Two-port configuration
- Administration port
- Tamper-evident medication site
- PVC-free
- DEHP-free
- Latex-free
- Single-use construction
- Capacity: 5,000 mL
- Color: Clear
- Sterile
Cleanroom Environment
- Sterile, single-use configuration supports controlled pharmacy and sterile compounding workflows.
- Two-port design provides dedicated access for medication addition and administration preparation.
- Tamper-evident medication site provides visible indication of access to the medication port.
- Suitable for hospital pharmacies, infusion centers, compounding pharmacies, and 503B outsourcing facilities.
Benefits
- 5,000 mL capacity accommodates maximum-volume compounded preparations and bulk admixture workflows.
- Clear construction supports visual inspection of the bag and its contents.
- Flexible polyolefin material supports convenient handling during filling, preparation, and transfer.
- PVC-free, DEHP-free, and latex-free construction supports facilities seeking alternative IV container materials.
- Two-port configuration supports medication addition and administration preparation.
- Designed to promote complete emptying of the container.
- Tamper-evident medication site helps identify access to the medication port.
Applications
- Large-volume sterile IV compounding
- Infusion solution mixing
- Specialty drug preparation
- Bulk admixture preparation
- Chemotherapy admixture workflows
- Hospital and high-throughput compounding pharmacies
- 503B outsourcing facility compounding