Baxter notified customers on Jan. 22 that allocations for two sodium chloride IV solutions have been increased to 100%. According to Baxter, the products will have a one- to two-week lag time while they progress through the full distribution network after implementing changes. AHA members have notified the association of two- to three-week lag times in some cases following previous allocation updates.

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