What type of equipment can be used for a low-risk level CSP?

A Compounding Aseptic Isolator is the appropriate equipment for preparing low-risk level compounding sterile preparations (CSPs) because it provides a controlled environment that maintains sterility throughout the compounding process. This type of isolator allows for the manipulation of sterile materials while minimizing the risk of contamination from environmental factors.

Low-risk CSPs involve simple compounding tasks that are performed in a clean and sterile setting. The use of a Compounding Aseptic Isolator ensures that operators can work under aseptic conditions, utilizing barriers and filtration systems that protect the compounded products from microbial contamination.

The other pieces of equipment listed do not meet the necessary criteria for ensuring sterility. A non-sterile workbench lacks the required environmental controls to prevent contamination. A microwave sterilizer is not designed for compounding CSPs and could potentially damage the formulations or not achieve appropriate sterilization conditions for all types of products. A high-speed centrifuge is used for separating components of mixtures but does not provide a sterile compounding environment.