It is used as a diluent to dissolve or dilute drugs before injection
By definition, bacteriostatic water, also known as Bac water, is a combination of sterile water incorporated with a bacteriostatic preservative, according to the standards set by the United States Pharmacopoeia (USP), to maintain its sterility and non-pyrogenicity upon repeated dosing
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Because these conditions prevent adequate oral uptake, intramuscular injection bypasses the digestive system entirely and delivers B12 directly into muscle tissue for reliable absorption
Adverse reactions reported in these studies listed by system organ class included: ventricular extrasystoles Cardiac disorders: electrocardiogram repolarization abnormality, heart rate increased Investigations: pleural effusion Respiratory, thoracic, and mediastinal disorders: Adverse reactions common to both the studies in known or suspected cyanide poisoning victims and the study in healthy volunteers are listed in the healthy volunteer section only and are not duplicated in this list
