Avastin and Use of an In-Line Filter
This article responds to your request for information on Avastin® (bevacizumab) and the use of in-line filters.
Avastin is formulated as a liquid concentrate for an infusion solution and does not require reconstitution.
There is no requirement to use an in-line filter during Avastin administration. Roche does not have recommendations for the use of an in-line filter when preparing or administering Avastin. The use of in-line filters may result in product hold-up.
During the manufacturing process, the Avastin bulk product is pre-filtered with sterile 0.22 micron filter.[1]
Last updated October 11, 2024
Reference
- Roche Internal Technical Document (Accessed October 2024).
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