Abstract: A bicompartment bag adapted to prepare a liquid solution has an assembly of two flexible outer sheets with an access bushing affixed through one of the sheets. The interior of the bag is divided into two chambers by a third flexible sheet having a screen-like stripe with its distal end located at the bottom of the bag. The third sheet has a bore affixed around its edge onto the annular plane of the bushing end projecting into the bag. The first chamber communicates with, through the bushing, a solvent inlet and is partially filled with powdered solute. The inside of the second chamber has a layer separate from the bag. The second chamber layer, constructed of a woven or injected material, extends from a semicircular recess made in correspondence with the bushing to the bottom of the second chamber. The bushing provides the opening for removal of the resulting solution.

Abstract: The invention relates to a bag comprising an assembly of two strong flexible outer sheets (1,2), through one of which sheets the access bushing (4) is affixed, wherein the interior of such bag is divided into two chambers by means of a third separating flexible sheet (7) provided with a screen-like stripe (9) with its distal end located at the bottom of the bag; said third separating sheet (7) which, correspondingly with said bushing (4) is provided with a bore (8) affixed around its edge onto the annular plane (10) of the bushing end projecting into the bag; of said two chambers, a first chamber is in communication, by means of the bushing, with its related solvent inlet and it is partially filled with the powdered solute, whereas the second chamber is provided inside with a layer (5) separate from the bag, selected among a woven or injected material or the like, freely extending from a semicircular recess (6) made in correspondence with said bushing (4) to the bottom of the chamber and wherein said bushing