McKesson Sundry Jars Medi-Pak 4-1/4" x 7" Glass Clear, 5 EA/ST

Sundry Jars Medi-Pak 4-1/4" x 7" Glass Clear, 5 EA/ST

Medi-Pak sundry jars are clear glass storage jars for organizing common clinical or lab-room supplies. This labeled set works well for facilities that want quick visual identification of items such as applicators, bandages, cotton, gauze, and tongue depressors. The jars measure 4-1/4 inch x 7 inch, come with stainless steel lids, and are reusable.

Good Fit For

• Exam room or treatment area supply organization
• Clinical storage of small dry medical accessories
• Lab or procedure-room countertop organization

Key Features

• Set of 5 labeled sundry jars helps separate and identify common supplies
• Clear flint glass supports quick visual checks of contents
• Blue imprint labels include Applicators, Bandages, Cotton, Gauze, and Tongue Depressors
• Stainless steel lids add a durable closure option for routine storage
• Reusable design suits repeated use in organized supply areas
• Not made with natural rubber latex

Applications and Usage

• Sorting and labeling frequently used items for faster room setup
• Keeping applicators, bandages, cotton, gauze, and tongue depressors in separate jars
• Creating a visible, reusable storage system in clinical work areas

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: Set of 5.
• Size: 4 inch.
• Not autoclavable
• These jars are labeled for specific contents, which may matter if you prefer blank containers
• Without graduations, they are better suited for storage than measured dispensing

FAQ

• Are these sundry jars labeled or unlabeled? These Medi-Pak sundry jars are labeled. The set includes jars marked for Applicators, Bandages, Cotton, Gauze, and Tongue Depressors.
• What are the jars made of? The jars are glass and include stainless steel lids.
• Can these jars be autoclaved? No. These sundry jars are not autoclavable.
• Are the jars reusable? Yes. These Medi-Pak sundry jars are reusable.
• Do these jars have measurement markings? No. These jars are without graduations, so they are intended for storage rather than measured filling.

From McKesson.