Bacteriostatic water (not sterile or plain water) is the correct diluent because its benzyl-alcohol preservative supports the multi-dose beyond-use window
Yes, in certain cases, nasal sprays can cause a temporary or permanent loss of smell
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In a hospital or clinic, if a medication order allows it, a pharmacist might choose bacteriostatic water to reconstitute a multi-dose vial of a drug so that it can be used for multiple patients/doses (as long as its safe for that drug and patient population)