1.25% Avertin (Anesthesia For Mice)

1.Ready-to-use: use directly and avoid exposure to toxic gases.

2.High-purity raw materials: Made with analytical-grade tribromoethanol, sterile saline, and solubilizing agents.

3.No equipment required: No need for a vaporizer or anesthesia machine, suitable for standard laboratory environments.

4.Strict sterility: Prepared by 0.22 µm sterile filtration, suitable for perfusion and other high-cleanliness experiments.

5.Stable packaging: Light-protected, cold-resistant storage bottles to ensure product activity and safe use.

For use in rodent (mice) anesthesia only.

Administration route: Intraperitoneal injection (i.p. injection)

Recommended dosage: Approximately 200-300 μL/10 g mouse body weight

Onset of anesthesia: within 5 minutes

Duration of anesthesia: 20–90 minutes (varies depending on dose and animal condition)

Note: Please adjust the dosage based on the animal’s condition and experimental requirements to avoid overdose.

Store at 4°C protected from light; valid for one year.

1.Different strains and ages of animals require different doses of anesthetics. It is recommended to start with a low dose and conduct preliminary experiments to optimize the final dosing.

2.Use as soon as possible after opening. Prolonged storage may cause precipitation or decomposition of components, resulting in reduced anesthetic efficacy and even peritonitis. Allow the solution to return to room temperature before use. Cloudiness or crystal formation is normal and can be dissolved in a 37°C water bath.

3.Within the recommended range, the larger the dose of Avertin, the longer the duration of deep anesthesia and recovery time. A heating pad or heat lamp can help shorten recovery time.

4.Avertin is suitable for short-term survival or non-survival surgeries and terminal euthanasia procedures. Adjust the initial dose according to the duration of the procedure, and if necessary, administer approximately one-third of the original anesthetic dose to extend the anesthesia duration.

5.Suitable for use in pregnant mice; does not affect pregnancy and has minimal impact on fetuses.

6.Do not use Avertin repeatedly on the same animal, as it may cause peritonitis and death. If the animal has been anesthetized with Avertin and has recovered, alternative methods (e.g., isoflurane) should be used for subsequent anesthesia.

7.The product is for R&D use only, not for diagnostic procedures, food, drug, household or other uses. 8.Please wear a lab coat and disposable gloves.

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