McKesson Suture Removal Kit McKesson, 50 EA/CS

Suture Removal Kit McKesson, 50 EA/CS

This suture removal kit is a sterile, single-use set for suture removal procedures. It works well for clinicians and facilities that want a ready-to-use kit arranged to support efficient workflow in general exam rooms. Each kit includes a 4.5 inch metal Littauer scissors, 4 inch metal thumb forceps, and 3 x 3 inch 12-ply woven gauze, and it is not made with natural rubber latex.

Good Fit For

• General exam rooms
• Facilities stocking ready-to-use suture removal kits
• Clinicians who prefer tools arranged in procedure order

Key Features

• Sterile, single-use kit helps support one-time procedural use
• Includes core suture removal tools in one set for procedure readiness
• Components are packaged in sequence of use to help clinicians move efficiently
• Tray design was developed with input from medical staff to streamline components and reduce waste
• Not made with natural rubber latex for latex-free purchasing needs
• Case quantity of 50 supports facility ordering and room stocking

Applications and Usage

• Removing sutures during routine follow-up visits
• Stocking exam rooms with sterile single-use suture removal sets
• Supporting faster setup for suture removal procedures

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This kit is intended for single use.
• Tool selection is fixed to the included scissors, forceps, and gauze.
• Buyers ordering for room stock may want to note the 50-count case quantity.

FAQ

• What comes in this suture removal kit? Each kit includes one 4.5 inch metal Littauer scissors, one 4 inch metal thumb forceps, and one 3 x 3 inch 12-ply woven gauze.
• Is this suture removal kit sterile? Yes. This suture removal kit is sterile.
• Is the kit meant for single use? Yes. This is a single-use suture removal kit.
• Is this kit made with natural rubber latex? No. This kit is not made with natural rubber latex.
• How are the components arranged inside the kit? The components are packaged in sequence of use, which can help the clinician progress efficiently through the procedure.

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