McKesson Swabstick Pvp Str 3/PK 25Pk/BX 10Bx/CSmck Brand, 750 EA/CS

Swabstick Pvp Str 3/PK 25Pk/BX 10Bx/CSmck Brand, 750 EA/CS

These povidone iodine sterile swabsticks are topical antiseptic applicators for skin preparation before surgery or injections. They fit clinics, medical offices, and first aid settings that need a ready-to-use swab for skin antisepsis and minor wound care support. Each swabstick is 4 inches long and uses 10% povidone iodine, USP, equivalent to 1% titrable iodine.

Good Fit For

• Skin prep before surgery or injections
• Minor cut, scrape, and burn care settings
• Clinical treatment rooms and exam areas
• First aid supply purchasing

Key Features

• Povidone iodine swabsticks for topical antiseptic skin preparation
• Helps prepare skin prior to surgery or injections
• May help reduce the risk of skin infection in minor cuts, scrapes, and burns
• Sterile format supports clean application workflows
• 4 inch length gives a practical applicator size for targeted use

Applications and Usage

• Preparing skin before an injection
• Preparing skin before a surgical procedure
• Applying topical antiseptic to minor cuts
• Applying topical antiseptic to scrapes and burns

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 4 inches.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This product is intended for topical antiseptic use.
• Buyers looking for a swabstick format may prefer this option for targeted application.
• The 4 inch length may help with controlled handling during skin prep.

FAQ

• What is this swabstick used for? This povidone iodine swabstick is used as a topical antiseptic and germicide for preparing skin prior to surgery or injections. It may also help reduce the risk of skin infection in minor cuts, scrapes, and burns.
• Are these swabsticks sterile? Yes. These swabsticks are sterile.
• What strength of povidone iodine does this product use? The swabsticks use 10% povidone iodine, USP weight per volume, equivalent to 1% titrable iodine.
• How long is each swabstick? Each swabstick is 4 inches long.

From McKesson.