McKesson Suture Removal Kit McKesson

Suture Removal Kit McKesson

This McKesson suture removal kit is a sterile, single-use kit for suture removal procedures. It fits clinics and general exam rooms that want a ready-to-use setup with standardized components arranged in sequence of use to help support efficient workflow. The kit includes 4.5 inch metal Littauer scissors, 4 inch plastic thumb forceps, and a 3 inch x 3 inch 12-ply woven gauze pad.

Good Fit For

• General exam rooms
• Routine suture removal procedures
• Facilities standardizing single-use procedure kits
• Clinicians seeking a ready-to-use suture removal setup

Key Features

• Sterile kit supports suture removal procedures where a sterile setup is needed
• Single-use format helps streamline one-patient, one-procedure workflow
• Standardized component sequence is arranged to support efficient procedural steps
• Includes metal Littauer scissors for suture removal tasks
• Includes plastic thumb forceps and a 12-ply woven gauze pad for basic procedure support
• Latex free for facilities looking to avoid natural rubber latex in the kit

Applications and Usage

• Removing sutures in general exam rooms
• Supporting routine outpatient suture removal visits
• Standardizing setup for single-use suture removal procedures

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This is a single-use kit
• The kit includes specific instruments and gauze; review contents to match your procedure needs
• Component order is intended to support sequence-of-use workflow

FAQ

• What comes in this suture removal kit? The kit includes one 4.5 inch metal Littauer scissors, one 4 inch plastic thumb forceps, and one 3 inch x 3 inch 12-ply woven gauze pad.
• Is this kit sterile? Yes. This McKesson suture removal kit is sterile.
• Is this suture removal kit meant for single use? Yes. The kit is intended for single use.
• Is the kit latex free? Yes. This kit is latex free.
• How does this kit help with workflow? The components are packaged in sequence of use, which can help clinicians move through the procedure more efficiently and support standardization.

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