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 0.9 gram individual packets offers a convenient unit-dose format for single application. It fits first aid stations, school and occupational health nurses, and medical offices that want to reduce cross-contamination during routine wound care. Each box includes 144 packets in a dispenser carton for easy access and sharing across busy settings.

Good Fit For

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

Key Features

• 0.9 gram individual packet supports single-use application and straightforward portion control
• Unit-dose packet format helps reduce cross-contamination during first aid use
• Bacitracin zinc single antibiotic ointment for first aid applications
• 144 packets per box supports higher-volume first aid stations and office supply needs
• Dispenser carton helps keep packets organized and easy to access

Applications and Usage

• Stocking a workplace or school first aid station
• Keeping individual antibiotic ointment packets available in exam or treatment areas
• Supporting single-patient first aid application without cross-contamination
• Distributing packets for shared community or office first aid needs

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• This product uses individual packets, which may be preferable when multiple people need access to first aid supplies.
• The box quantity is geared toward locations that go through first aid consumables regularly.
• Product dating notes indicate McKesson acceptable dating 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 single application.
• How many packets come in one box? One box includes 144 individual packets.
• Where does this first aid antibiotic ointment fit best? This format works well in first aid stations, school nurse offices, occupational health settings, and medical offices where individual packets help with organized distribution.
• What is the active ingredient? The active ingredient is bacitracin zinc.
• Why choose individual packets instead of a larger tube or jar? Individual packets help support one-time application and can reduce cross-contamination compared with shared containers.

From Geri-Care.