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Citrasate Dry Acid Concentrate

Fresenius Renal Technologies is a leading supplier of
hemodialysis concentrates. For over 20 years, we
have offered a complete range of acid concentrates
designed for customers and patients.

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Citrasate® Dry Acid Concentrate

Citrasate® Dry can be used just like traditional dialysate. There is no additional system monitoring needed beyond what is normally employed in treatment with standard dialysate formulations.

 

 

Dissolution Systems

Continuing in its tradition of technological innovation, Fresenius Renal Technologies offers the latest hardware accessories for use with our concentrate products.

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Citrasate® Dry — Citric Acid Concentrate Formulations

To use Citrasate® Dry with your 2008K or 2008K2 machine, you will need the appropriate software. Please contact Technical Services at 800-227-2572 for more information on software upgrades.

Acid concentrate constituents are expressed as acid portion only prior to the addition and reaction of NaturaLyte® bicarbonate powder 4000 series or equivalent. This product is designed for use with hemodialysis equipment capable of calibration for a mix ratio of 1:44 (also expressed as 45X or 1:1.72:42.28).

 

Caution: Federal (US) law restricts these devices to sale by or on the order of a physician.

Note: Read the Instructions for Use for safe and proper use of these devices. For a complete description of hazards, contraindications, side effects and precautions, see full package labeling.

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