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Product details

Description
  • Non-sting alcohol free formular
  • 10% povidone iodine
  • Skin cleansing prepares skin for dressing
  • Disinfection prevents bacterial infection
  • Bulk pack for first aid kit replenishment

FastAid's povidone iodine swab wound wipe is designed to disinfect areas of skin to prevent bacterial infections in and around the wound and prepare wound for dressing.

Contains 100pk easy access povidone iodine swab wound wipe disinfect area.

Bulk pack is ideal for people replenishing a first aid kit and is packed in a cardboard dispenser box.

Contents

Specs
GENERAL
CodeFRC460
Weblinkhttps://fastaid.com.au/products/frc460
ColourN/A
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Warranty
Attracts GSTYes
Batch TrackedNo
Expiry TrackedNo
Serial TrackedNo
 
COMPLIANCE
TGA Registered No.
ISO9001 CertifiedNo
WHS Workplace CompliantNo
Main Material Product
Timber or PulpNo
Type of Wood
Dangerous GoodsNo
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UNSPSC Code
Country of Origin
 
EACH (EA)
Product Dimensions
Dimensions (w/ Packaging)10 (W) x 6 (H) x 7 (D) cm
Cubic0.00042 m³
Product Weight
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INNER (INR)
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CARTON (CTN)
Dimensions43 (W) x 33 (H) x 38 (D) cm
Cubic0.053922 m³
Weight (w/ Packaging)
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PALLET (PLT)
Qty per Pallet0
Cartons per Layer
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Intended Purpose
Intended purpose

For cleansing the skin prior to applying dressings, after an injury to cleanse the wound and prevent infection, before a procedure or device application.

Health Warning
Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Keep out of reach of children. For external use only. Do not ingest. If irritation occurs or symptoms persist, discontinue immediately and consult your doctor.