What is “Prismasol bk 0 0 1 2 in plastic container”?
“Prismasol” is a brand name for a dialysis solution used in renal care (most often in continuous renal replacement therapy setups). The “0 0 1 2” part typically refers to the solution’s electrolyte composition values (the exact meaning depends on the specific product/labelling format in that country). “Plastic container” indicates the packaging material for the solution.
What do you need to verify on the box or label?
To identify the exact product (and the correct electrolyte concentrations), check the label for:
- The full product name and concentration/dialysate composition (the “0 0 1 2” snippet alone can be ambiguous).
- Volume (e.g., bag size) and container type.
- Manufacturer and registration/authorization number for your market.
- Expiry date and storage conditions.
Is this the same as Prismasol BK and Prismasol in general?
“BK” can denote a specific formulation variant used in dialysis workflows. Different Prismasol variants can have different electrolyte profiles, so you should match the exact labelled formulation to the dialysis prescription and the machine’s compatibility requirements.
What should you do if you’re trying to find a specific product listing?
If you’re looking for a purchasable item or a hospital supply listing, the most reliable search terms usually include:
- “Prismasol” + the exact “BK” designation
- the bag size/volume
- the full electrolyte values as printed
- the manufacturer name
- your country/market (labelling differs)
Important safety point
Dialysis solutions must match the prescribed electrolyte composition. Using the wrong variant (even if the name is similar) can be dangerous, so rely on the exact label information and your clinical protocol.
If you paste a photo or type the full label text (especially the manufacturer, volume, and the complete electrolyte description), I can help confirm exactly which Prismasol BK formulation it is and how to interpret the “0 0 1 2” marking.