We report the development of a manual module for the preparation of [F]NaF for metastatic bone cancer imaging. By using this simple module, [F]NaF production can be carried out inexpensively without using commercially available kits. The module can be used for making [F]NaF from freshly irradiated HO water or with left over activity in the target after [F]FDG production. The product meets all quality control parameters.
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