Cardinal Health Infant Heel Warmer Infant Heel Instant Chemical Activation Heel 4 X 4 Inch, 1/EA

Infant Heel Warmer Infant Heel Instant Chemical Activation Heel 4 X 4 Inch, 1/EA

This infant heel warmer is an instant chemical activation warmer for infant heel sticks. It fits neonatal blood collection workflows where caregivers want gentle warmth to help increase blood flow and support a quality heel stick on the first try. The warmer activates with a squeeze, reaches a controlled temperature of 104F, and uses an adhesive strap to stay in place.

Good Fit For

• Infant heel stick blood collection
• Neonatal and nursery care workflows
• Care settings that need disposable single-use warmers

Key Features

• Instant chemical activation starts with a simple squeeze for fast prep
• Controlled 104F temperature helps reduce the risk of burns
• Gentle warmth helps increase infant blood flow for heel stick procedures
• Adhesive strap helps keep the warmer positioned on the heel
• No edges or metal materials to harm caregiver or patient
• Food grade, nontoxic contents support confident use in infant care settings

Applications and Usage

• Warming an infant heel before a heel stick
• Supporting blood flow before capillary blood collection
• Quick-use prep when no cooling off period is desired

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 4 X 4 Inch.
• Material: Plastic.
• This warmer is disposable for single-use workflows.
• The target area is the heel.
• One size fits most.

FAQ

• How is the infant heel warmer activated? Just squeeze the warmer to activate it. No cooling off period is required before use.
• What temperature does the warmer reach? The infant heel warmer delivers a controlled temperature of 104F.
• How does the warmer stay on the infant heel? This warmer uses an adhesive strap to help secure it in place on the heel.
• Is this infant heel warmer made for one-time use? Yes. This warmer is disposable.
• Are there hard edges or metal parts? No. The warmer has no edges or metal materials to harm the caregiver or patient.

From Infant Heel by Cardinal Health.