Biocarb G
Sodium Bicarbonate
Powder Cartridge

Featuring a unique universal cartridge design, BIOCARB-G contains sodium bicarbonate powder that dissolves during treatment to prepare liquid bicarbonate solution within the dialysis machine.

Key Features & Clinical Benefits

Designed in collaboration with cardiologists to solve the most common challenges in radial hemostasis.

Patient Safety

Biocarb G contains pharmaceutical-grade sodium bicarbonate powder conforming to European Pharmacopoeia, BP and USP requirements. The cartridge is manufactured from 100% medical-grade recyclable polypropylene (PP) and is phthalate-free and Bisphenol A (BPA)-free.

Practical Design

Engineered for convenient handling, Biocarb G features a chamfered edge to help prevent potential damage to the machine holder and a removable barcode label to support patient record completion and traceability. Its robust construction is designed to withstand shock and vibration during transit and is compatible with internationally available cartridge-type machines.

Environmental Impact

Biocarb G uses significantly less plastic than market-leading cartridges while maintaining a robust design. Reduced material use and product weight help lower environmental impact across manufacture, moulding, packaging, transportation and waste management.

Product Overview

Biocarb G is a ready-to-use sodium bicarbonate powder cartridge developed for use with haemodialysis systems. Designed to combine reliable performance with convenient handling, it supports the preparation of dialysis fluid while simplifying day-to-day use for healthcare professionals.

With broad machine compatibility, a three-year shelf life and a robust, lightweight design, Biocarb G brings together practical functionality, traceability and considered use of materials in a single cartridge solution.

Clinical Applications

  • Dialysis Treatment / Renal Care
  • In-centre Haemodialysis Treatment
  • Nephrology / Renal Units

Product Highlight

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Ordering Information

Product Code (Sterile) NHS Supply Chain Product Code Product Description
BIOCARBG-N750G FHE790 BioCarb G Sodium Bicarbonate Cartridge 750g

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