Evacuated intravenous fluid container

An evacuated intravenous fluid container is a vacuum‑sealed receptacle, often made of glass, designed to hold IV solutions ranging from 250 to 2000 ml. It is supplied empty and single‑use, allowing pharmacy compounding staff to fill it with sterile fluids for patient administration.

These containers are regulated as single‑use medical devices and must comply with applicable standards for sterility, material safety, and labeling. They are typically distributed to clinical pharmacies and other healthcare facilities for on‑site preparation of IV fluids.