Frequently Asked Questions
1) What is the psi of the Product?
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What is the maximum psi that can be obtained with this product?
3) Does the product contain preservatives?
4) Is the product buffered?
5) Why does the product carry a legend?
6) Does Saljet® have an NDC number?
7) Haven't I seen this product before in respiratory care?
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Is the product reimbursable?
9) What is the pack size?
10) Is Saljet® available in other sizes?
What is the psi of the Product? About 4 to 8 psi at normal squeezing pressure.
What is the maximum psi that can be obtained with this product? No matter how hard you squeeze Saljet®, the maximum psi will be around 10.
Does the product contain preservatives? No, it is unpreserved isotonic, non-pyrogenic, sterile saline, 0.9% w/v.
Is the product buffered? No, Saljet® is not buffered.
Why does the product carry a legend? Because the FDA says, that along with all other licensed saline products, that it should.
Does Saljet® have an NDC number? Yes, the NDC number is 64938-009-01.
Haven't I seen this product before in respiratory care? No. You may have seen a somewhat similar product manufactured using the same technology as Saljet® and licensed for respiratory care only, but Saljet® is licensed for use in dressing changes and has been designed for this use. Importantly Saljet® produces a jet of saline at a pressure of 4-8 psi.
Is the product reimbursable? Yes, the HCPCS code is A4214.
What is the pack size? Each unit contains 30ml, there are ten strips of four in a box (40 vials in a box), and there are six boxes in a shipping case (240 vials in a case).
Is Saljet® available in other sizes? Not at present.
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