Convenient methods for ingestion of molecular hydrogen: drinking, injection, and inhalation

Medical Gas Research

Table 1 Details of drip infusion bag, dialysis fluid bag, and injection ampoule used in the experiment

Experiment	No.	Trade name	Volume (mL)	Purpose	Vendor
A	1	5 % Glucose injection	500	DI	T
	2	Solulact (Lactate ringer sol.)	500	DI	T
	3	Isotonic sodium chloride sol.	500	DI	T
B	1	Otsuka normal saline	500	DI	O
	2	Hartman’s sol. pH 8 (Lactate ringer sol.)	500	DI	N
	3	5 % Glucose injection (for animals)	500	DI	K
	4	7 % Sodium hydrogen carbonate sol. (for animals)	500	DI	K
	5	Otsuka normal saline	20	I	O
C	1	Otsuka normal saline	500	DI	O
	2	Midperiq	2,000	DF	T
	3	Isotonic sodium chloride sol.	100	DI	T
	4	Isotonic sodium chloride sol.	500	DI	T

A: Time-dependent concentration after immersion, B: Difference between types of containers, C: Storage stability in aluminum bag, sol.: Solution, DI: Drip infusion, I: Injection, DF: Dialysis fluid, T: Terumo Corp., Tokyo, Japan, O: Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan, N: Nipro Corp., Osaka, Japan, K: Kyoritsu Seiyaku Corp., Tokyo, Japan

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