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Selenium and vitamin E stability in parenteral solutions.

Stability of alpha-tocopherol acetate and selenium in amino acid/dextrose solutions with SoluZyme or MVI-1000 vitamin injections was evaluated following exposure to fluorescent lighting and room temperature, and after flowing through an infusion apparatus. The stability of selenium in parenteral solutions for a 10-wk period was also determined. In each condition no significant loss of alpha-tocopherol acetate or selenium was observed. It was concluded that alpha-tocopherol acetate and selenium as selenious acid are stable in parenteral solutions and no significant loss occurs during delivery to patients.