Cardinal Health Tongue Depressor Cardinal Health™ 5-1/2 Inch Length White Birch

Tongue Depressor Cardinal Health™ 5-1/2 Inch Length White Birch

This Cardinal Health tongue depressor is a junior-size wooden blade for oral exams and general clinical tasks. It works well for healthcare settings that want individually wrapped, nonsterile depressors with smooth, clean edges for routine use. The 5-1/2 inch length and white birch construction may also suit ointment application and medication mixing tasks.

Good Fit For

• Pediatric or junior oral exam workflows
• Exam rooms and clinics needing individually wrapped tongue depressors
• Medication mixing and ointment application tasks

Key Features

• Junior tongue depressor for oral exams and related clinical tasks
• White birch wood with smooth, clean edges for a consistent feel in use
• High tensile strength helps support routine handling
• Leaves behind no taste or odor, which can matter during oral use
• Individually wrapped format supports cleaner single-item dispensing
• Also useful for applying ointments, salves, and mixing medications

Applications and Usage

• Oral examinations with junior patients
• Applying ointments or salves
• Stirring medications
• Mixing medications

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 2 Inch.
• Material: Wood.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• This tongue depressor is nonsterile, so buyers should confirm it matches their workflow requirements.
• Junior sizing may be preferable when a smaller tongue depressor is needed.

FAQ

• Is this tongue depressor individually wrapped? Yes. Each tongue depressor is individually wrapped, which can help with cleaner dispensing and single-use workflows.
• Is this product sterile? No. This tongue depressor is nonsterile.
• What material is used? This tongue depressor is made from white birch wood.
• Can this be used for tasks other than oral exams? Yes. The tongue depressor may also be used for spreading ointments and salves and for stirring or mixing medications.
• What size is this tongue depressor? The source details specify a 5-1/2 inch length and identify it for junior use.

From Cardinal Health.