Citra-Lock Catheter Lock Solution

20/10/2026

📦 Looking for Citra-Lock? 💙💛

Check your nearby participating pharmacy, hospital, or HD center. No nearby option? You can order directly from us!

📩 Message us today to inquire about availability and ordering options. We’re happy to assist you!

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14/10/2026

🔎 KNOW YOUR CITRA-LOCK: Where can you find the expiration date?

A small detail that makes a big difference in product safety. 💙💛

The expiration date is printed on the back label of each Citra-Lock vial, beside the hourglass symbol.

Before use, always remember to:
✔️ Check the expiration date (EXP)
✔️ Ensure the product is within its expiry date

Check. Confirm. Protect. Because every detail matters in patient care.

23/09/2026

Citra-Lock FAQ: Does it need special storage?

Good news—Citra-Lock™ can be stored at room temperature, making it convenient for storage in healthcare settings.

🌡️ Storage temperature: Do not exceed 30°C.

Simple storage. Easy handling. Ready when needed.

21/09/2026

Looking for Citralock? 💙💛

We’ve compiled a list of hospitals, dialysis centers, and pharmacies where Citralock is available to help patients and their families find a convenient location near them.

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For availability and other inquiries, please feel free to send us a message.

23/08/2026

Understanding the science behind catheter patency. 🧪

Trisodium citrate works by binding ionized calcium, an essential component in the coagulation process. By reducing the availability of calcium within the catheter, citrate helps inhibit clot formation and supports catheter patency between dialysis sessions.

With Citra-Lock, science meets catheter care.
Protect patency. Support continuity.

10/08/2026

DID YOU KNOW? 🩺

Not every catheter lock needs an antibiotic.

Trisodium Citrate (TSC) is a non-antibiotic catheter lock solution designed to support catheter patency while helping reduce unnecessary antibiotic exposure.

Because responsible catheter care means protecting the catheter without relying on antibiotics when they aren’t needed.

Protect the catheter. Choose wisely.

28/07/2026

Beyond Anticoagulation. Better Patient Care.

Maintaining catheter patency is only one part of optimal vascular access management.

Citra-Lock (Trisodium Citrate Catheter Lock Solution) provides effective anticoagulation while offering important clinical advantages over heparin:

✔ Effective catheter patency
✔ Lower risk of systemic bleeding if inadvertently flushed into circulation
✔ No risk of Heparin-Induced Thrombocytopenia (HIT)
✔ Antimicrobial properties that help inhibit bacterial growth and biofilm formation
✔ Evidence-based performance for hemodialysis catheter locking

Every catheter lock is an opportunity to protect the patient’s lifeline.

Choose a catheter lock solution that supports efficacy, safety, and infection prevention.

For more information about Citra-Lock, feel free to contact us.

30/06/2026

Alagaan ang Iyong Mga Bato, Alagaan ang Iyong Kalusugan!

Ang malusog na bato ay mahalaga para sa masigla at malusog na pamumuhay. Uminom ng sapat na tubig, kumain ng masustansya, mag-ehersisyo nang regular, at magpatingin sa doktor para mapanatiling malusog ang iyong mga bato.

Maliit na hakbang ngayon, malaking benepisyo bukas!

Ngayong National Kidney Month, gawing prayoridad ang kalusugan ng iyong mga bato.

27/06/2026

🦠 Did you know?
Biofilm can form inside a dialysis catheter lumen—even when it looks clean on the outside.

Biofilm is a slimy layer of bacteria that sticks to the inner walls of the catheter. Over time, it can lead to:

⚠️ Catheter-related bloodstream infections (CRBSI)
⚠️ Poor blood flow during dialysis
⚠️ Increased clotting and catheter dysfunction

That’s why prevention matters.

✅ Using a citrate-based locking solution like Citralock helps reduce clot formation while supporting infection prevention protocols by creating an unfavorable environment for bacterial growth.

Protect the line. Protect the patient.
Prevention starts inside the lumen.

11/06/2026