👉 The seed fluid, also known as the carrier fluid or diluent, is a non-reactive substance used in various medical and laboratory procedures to facilitate the injection or application of other substances, such as drugs, vaccines, or diagnostic agents. It serves to dilute and disperse the active ingredient, ensuring a uniform distribution and minimizing the risk of irritation or damage to tissues. Common seed fluids include water, saline solutions, and specialized carrier oils or gels, each chosen based on the specific requirements of the procedure, such as temperature sensitivity or viscosity. This fluid acts as a medium that allows for safe and effective delivery of the therapeutic or diagnostic agent to the target site.
