Dynarex - 1113 - Alcohol Prep Pad, Medium (200 count)

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Brand: Dynarex
Sold By: Box of 200
Application: Prep Pad
Product Color: Clear
WHSXX: IM1
Material: Non-Woven Fabric

Product Overview

Dynarex - 1113 - Alcohol Prep Pad, Medium (200 count)

The Dynarex Alcohol Prep Pads are pre-saturated with 70% isopropyl alcohol, providing quick and effective skin disinfection. These medium-sized pads are individually wrapped for convenience and sterility, making them ideal for medical, first aid, and personal use. The 200-count package ensures ample supply for clinics, hospitals, or home first-aid kits.

Features:
- Pre-saturated with 70% isopropyl alcohol for effective disinfection
- Individually wrapped for sterility and portability
- Medium size for versatile use
- Latex-free and non-woven material for gentle application

Specifications:
- Quantity: 200 pads per box
- Alcohol concentration: 70% isopropyl
- Pad size: Medium
- Material: Non-woven fabric
- Sterile and latex-free

Use Suggestion:
Before injections, blood draws, or minor wound care, cleanse the skin with an alcohol prep pad to reduce the risk of infection.

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Telfa Precut Clear Wound Contact Layer Dressing 12" L x 12" W Square Shape, Sterile, Non-Adherent

The Telfa Precut Clear Wound Contact Layer Dressing provides a protective barrier for wounds while allowing exudate to pass through to a secondary dressing. Its non-adherent design prevents sticking to the wound, minimizing trauma during dressing changes. The 12" x 12" square shape offers ample coverage for larger wounds, and the sterile packaging ensures safety for medical use.

Features:
- Non-adherent surface prevents wound irritation
- Clear material allows for easy wound monitoring
- Permeable to exudate for proper wound healing
- Sterile and latex-free

Specifications:
- Size: 12" L x 12" W
- Shape: Square
- Material: Clear wound contact layer
- Sterile and single-use

Use Suggestion:
Place the Telfa dressing directly over the wound, then cover with an absorbent secondary dressing to manage exudate while protecting the healing area.

Product Reviews

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2 Reviews

  • 1
    SE Texas mosquitos don't mind it

    Posted by Dina on Jan 18th 2024

    It smells so good, so refreshing. Very small bottle - great for taking it with us everywhere.

  • 5
    Misleading and then all sales final...buyer beware!

    Posted by MartyM in dailysteals on Apr 3rd 2022

    Buyer beware!! Due to Covid-19 issues and the pandemic, we are all looking for products that help sterilize our hands and surfaces. This is why their offer caught my eye. I was looking for hard to find wipes. This appeared to be something I was looking for and could use.... 70% Isopropyl Alcohol Sterile Prep Pad, Medium. While it is true, I was sent exactly what they showed in the ad, but the issue is the ad was a bit deceitful, implying medium size wipes. These things are like the size of a postage stamp (1" square) and by "unfolding" one, they are now the size of 2 postage stamps...1"x2". INCHES!! These are used by Drs and nurses to give shots - rub a small area before injecting a needle or drawing blood. OK, my bad for not really looking closely at the picture and trying to figure out how big these actually were, but shame on Daily Steals for deceptively not explaining this better. To boot, ALL SALES FINAL. I feel they are taking advantage of the current panic due to the pandemic. If I could give zero stars I would. What is so disappointing is that I have had a good order history with this company and satisfied with products and service. Not sure what the devil to do with these now. I guess I will donate to my local hospital...:-(