The Non-PVC IV Bags Market To Grow Along The Lines Of Virtual Clinical Trials

Demand for Non-PVC Bags is growing due to tighter regulations on hospital-acquired diseases, inadequate dose delivery and the need for innovative fluid containers. Conventional IV containers lead to drug-packaging interactions, and transporting glass vials has been particularly difficult.

All of these issues were minimized by using a non-PVC IV bag. The main uses of this bag are during targeted drug delivery and chemotherapy. The plasticizers in these containers are likely to interact with the drug, so industry insiders are now developing these materials that can be used to develop IV bags without plasticizers.

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Non-PVC IV Bags Market: Segmentation
Based on Type, the Non-PVC IV Bags Market can be segmented into:
• single chamber
• multi chamber

On the basis of material, the non-PVC IV bag market can be segmented into:
• Polypropylene (PP) IV bag
• Polyethylene IV Bag
• Copolyester Ether IV Bag
• Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate (EVA) IV Bag
• Etc

The use of EVA bags is in pharmaceutical applications where the product does not need to be aseptically filled and terminally sterilized. EVA bags are also used where lower temperatures are required.

On the basis of Application, the Non-PVC IV Bags Market can be segmented into:
• chemotherapy
• Targeted drug delivery
• glucose injection
• sodium chloride solution
• Electrolyte injection
• nutrition injection
• Etc

On the basis of end user, the Non-PVC IV Bags market can be segmented into:
• hospital
• clinic
• emergency service center
• Outpatient Surgical Center
• Etc

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Non-PVC IV Bag Market: Overview
According to "Health Care Without Harm," there are about 80 hospitals in the United States that have taken action to eliminate the use of PVC. The Czech Republic, Slovakia and Sweden are also well known for their environmental programs to reduce the use of PVC materials. Additionally, with the rise of hospital-acquired diseases, the use of non-PVC IV bags is also increasing as regulators are now focusing their attention on quality of care.

Non-PVC IV Bags Market: Forecast by Regions
Geographically, the Non-PVC IV Bags market has been segmented into 5 regions including North America, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa, Latin America & Europe. North America is the dominant region for the number of players starting new development to introduce more efficient IV bags. There are also many academic universities that receive research grants to develop new product alternatives. Market players like Fresenius Kabi offer their products in IV bags rather than PVC. The company's anti-infective Moxifloxacin Injection comes in a Freeflex bag.

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Non-PVC IV Bags Market: Key Market Players
Some of the non-PVC IV bag market players are Renolit, Kraton Corporation, Shanghai Solve Care Co., Ltd., Shanghai Xin Gen Eco-Technologies Co., Ltd., PolyCine GmbH, Jiangxi Sanxin Medtec Co., Ltd, Cryovac Inc. no see. (Shield Air), Angiplast Pvt. Ltd., Baxter, B. Braun, Kelun Group, Beijing Double Crane, Fresenius Group, Otsuka, Sartorius Stedim Biotech and Huaren Pharmaceutical.

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