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How stable is BriteVu once mixed?

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How stable is BriteVu once mixed?

Apr 30, 2015/ 0 Comments / in FAQ

As long as properly mixed BriteVu is kept at or above 37o C (98.6o F) on a spinning hot plate, it will remain as a stable liquid. Heated liquid BriteVu will lose water due to evaporation and may periodically need small amounts of water added.

How much fluid in cc (or ml) does each package of BriteVu make?What size needle can properly prepared BriteVu pass through?

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