3M Prep Solution DuraPrep 6 mL Applicator 0.7% / 74% Strength Iodine Povacrylex / Isopropyl Alcohol, 1/EA

Prep Solution DuraPrep 6 mL Applicator 0.7% / 74% Strength Iodine Povacrylex / Isopropyl Alcohol, 1/EA

DuraPrep prep solution is a surgical skin prep in a 6 mL applicator. It fits procedure areas that need quick, efficient skin coverage and a film that stays in place when dry, including use with incise drapes. This formula uses iodine povacrylex and isopropyl alcohol at 0.7% / 74% strength and is latex free.

Good Fit For

• Surgical skin preparation before operations and procedures
• Procedures where incise drapes need a primer layer
• Workflows that benefit from an applicator format for controlled application

Key Features

• 6 mL applicator supports quick, efficient skin coverage
• Forms a thick film layer that quickly kills bacteria
• Film continues to help prevent microbial build-up
• Stays in place when dry during operations and other procedures
• Acts as a primer to help hold incise drapes securely in place
• Latex-free formula for facilities that prefer latex-free supplies

Applications and Usage

• Prepping skin before surgery
• Preparing skin before other procedures
• Creating a dry film layer that helps keep incise drapes in place

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• This prep solution is nonsterile.
• The film is removed with saline or a sponge.
• Buyers selecting prep solutions may want to confirm the iodine povacrylex and isopropyl alcohol formulation matches facility protocol.

FAQ

• What type of product is this? This is a DuraPrep surgical prep solution in an applicator format for skin preparation before operations and other procedures.
• How much solution is in the applicator? Each applicator holds 6 mL.
• Will the prep stay in place during a procedure? Yes. When dry, the DuraPrep film stays in place during operations and other procedures.
• Can this prep help with incise drape adhesion? Yes. The film serves as a primer that holds incise drapes securely in place.
• How is the film removed? The film is easy to remove using saline or a sponge.

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