BiCart Cartridge

More than 25 years ago, the BiCart

Cartridge was introduced as an
alternative to mixing bicarbonate

BiCart Cartridge is diluted on the

machine; just attach cartridge and
let the machine do the rest
BiCart Cartridge comes in two
sizes, 720 g and 1250 g
Caps included with each BiCart
Cartridge and unused product
can be used within 24 hours1
The BiCart Cartridge is
intended for preparation of
hemodialysis solutions
The BiCart Cartridge must
always be used together with
a suitable acid concentrate
BiCart Cartridge
Features:
.Dry powder cartridges are frequently used for
online preparations of the bicarbonate concentrate
to minimize the potential for the bicarbonate
concentrate to contribute high levels of bacteria
and endotoxin to the dialysate, according to
the 2008 End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD)
Program Interpretive Guidance Version 1.12
.No cleaning, testing, or disinfecting required
of containers or central supply loop2
.Recycle option (if rinsed clean and your facility's
recycling program accepts polypropylene #5)1
Specifications/Directions:
.BiCart Cartridge is attached to the machine
and prepared and proportioned online1
.The monitoring of dialysate bacteriology should
be conducted per your facility procedures
.The acid concentrate must be designed for use
with pure sodium bicarbonate concentration and
have a dilution ratio of 1:35 or 1:45, also known
as 35X and 45X respectively, as recommended
by the manufacturer of the dialysis machine1
.The BiCart Cartridge is intended for
preparation of hemodialysis solutions

Ordering Information
Catalog # Description Unit of Sale
109733 BiCart Cartridge/720 grams 10/case
114014 BiCart Cartridge/1250 grams 6/case

Rx Only. For the safe and proper use of the device mentioned herein, refer to the Instructions for Use.

References:
1. BiCart Cartridge IFU.
2. End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) Program Interpretive Guidance, Version 1.1.

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