McKesson Irrigation Solution Sterile Water for Irrigation Not for Injection Bottle, Screw Top 250 mL, 24 EA/CS

Irrigation Solution Sterile Water for Irrigation Not for Injection Bottle, Screw Top 250 mL, 24 EA/CS

Sterile water for irrigation is a screw-top bottle solution for wound dressing moistening, wound debridement, and device irrigation. This option fits clinical and professional care settings that need sterile irrigation water in a 250 mL bottle and want a product that is not made with natural rubber latex. It is not for injection, and the contents remain sterile unless the container is opened or damaged.

Good Fit For

• Wound care supply needs
• Device irrigation in clinical settings
• Facilities seeking latex-free irrigation products

Key Features

• Sterile water for irrigation for wound dressing moistening, wound debridement, and device irrigation
• 250 mL bottle supports single-bottle handling for routine irrigation tasks
• Screw-top bottle helps with controlled access during use
• Not for injection, helping buyers choose the correct format for irrigation use
• No antimicrobial or other substance added
• Not made with natural rubber latex

Applications and Usage

• Moistening wound dressings
• Wound debridement
• Device irrigation

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Choose this product for irrigation tasks only, not for injection.
• Sterility applies unless the container has been opened or damaged.

FAQ

• Can this sterile water be used for injection? No. This product is not for injection and should be selected only for irrigation-related use.
• What is this sterile water used for? This sterile water is used for moistening wound dressings, wound debridement, and device irrigation.
• Does this irrigation solution contain antimicrobial ingredients? No. No antimicrobial or other substance has been added.
• Is this product latex-free? Yes. This product is not made with natural rubber latex.
• When are the contents considered sterile? The contents are sterile unless the container is opened or damaged.

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