McKesson Patient Return Electrode Single Without Cord, 1/EA

Patient Return Electrode Single Without Cord, 1/EA

This patient return electrode is a single, disposable pad without cord for use with most modern generators. It fits adult patient applications where buyers want straightforward placement and patient-focused comfort features. The hydrogel design supports comfort, and the large surface area helps with heat dissipation during use.

Good Fit For

• Adult patient procedures using most modern generators
• Workflows that prefer a disposable single electrode
• Setups needing a patient return electrode without cord

Key Features

• Single patient return electrode for adult use
• Without cord, which can suit setups that use a separate compatible connection
• For use with most modern generators
• Hydrogel design for patient comfort
• Large surface area helps with heat dissipation
• Easy-peel backing supports quicker patient application

Applications and Usage

• Applying a disposable patient return electrode for adult procedures
• Supporting electrosurgical workflows with most modern generators
• Using a cordless electrode option when a without-cord format is preferred

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This electrode is the without-cord style, so buyers should confirm it matches their generator setup and workflow.
• The product is intended for adult use.
• The patient weight minimum is 25 lb with no upper limit.

FAQ

• Does this patient return electrode include a cord? No. This is the without-cord version.
• What type of generator can this electrode be used with? This patient return electrode is for use with most modern generators.
• Is this electrode intended for adult patients? Yes. This electrode is identified for adult use.
• Is the electrode disposable? Yes. This patient return electrode is disposable.
• What application features may help with placement and comfort? The electrode uses hydrogel for patient comfort, has an easy-peel backing for application, and offers a large surface area for heat dissipation.

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