Geri-Care First Aid Antibiotic Ointment 0.9 Gram Individual Packet

First Aid Antibiotic Ointment 0.9 Gram Individual Packet

First aid antibiotic ointment in a 0.9 gram individual packet offers single-use application for basic wound care needs. A good fit for first aid stations, school and occupational health nurses, and medical offices that want unit-dose packets to help reduce cross-contamination during shared use. This case includes 1,728 packets, with 144 packets per dispenser carton for easier distribution.

Good Fit For

• First aid stations
• School nurse offices
• Occupational health settings
• Medical offices

Key Features

• 0.9 gram unit-dose packet supports single-use application
• Individual packets help reduce cross-contamination in shared first aid settings
• Triple antibiotic bacitracin zinc ointment for first aid use
• Useful for first aid stations, school health rooms, occupational health, and medical offices
• Case quantity of 1,728 packets supports higher-volume replenishment
• 144 packets per dispenser carton helps organize and share packets more easily

Applications and Usage

• Stocking first aid cabinets with single-use antibiotic ointment packets
• Supporting wound care workflows where individual application helps reduce cross-contamination
• Supplying school or workplace health rooms with easy-to-distribute first aid ointment
• Keeping exam or treatment areas ready for basic first aid application

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• This product comes in individual packets, which may be preferable when multiple users need separate single-use applications.
• Case quantity is large, so it may suit central supply, shared stations, or higher-volume first aid programs better than low-use locations.
• Product dating indicates shipment of at least 180 days.

FAQ

• Is this ointment packaged for single use? Yes. Each 0.9 gram packet is an individual unit-dose packet for one application.
• Where is this first aid antibiotic ointment commonly used? This ointment is well suited for first aid stations, school and occupational health nurse settings, and medical offices.
• How many packets come in a case? A case includes 1,728 individual packets.
• Does the packaging help with shared use? Yes. The individual packet format is intended for individual application without cross-contamination, which can be helpful in shared first aid environments.
• How is the product organized for dispensing? The packets come in dispenser cartons with 144 packets per carton, which can make them easier to store and hand out.

From Geri-Care.