Medline Circumcision Tray with COMFORT LOOP Instruments, 10 Each per Case

Circumcision Tray with COMFORT LOOP Instruments, 10 Each per Case

This circumcision tray includes COMFORT LOOP instruments in a case of 10. It fits buyers who want a single tray setup for circumcision procedures and a simpler ordering and stocking process. The disposable instruments have larger finger loops for easier handling.

Good Fit For

• Procedure areas performing circumcision
• Buyers consolidating needed components under one tray
• Facilities looking to simplify receiving and stocking

Key Features

• Circumcision tray set up for specialty use in circumcision procedures
• COMFORT LOOP instruments have larger finger loops for easier use
• Disposable instruments support single-use workflow
• One tray helps streamline ordering, receiving, and stocking
• Case pack of 10 for facility purchasing and replenishment planning
• Floor grade instruments for buyers matching that specification

Applications and Usage

• Stocking circumcision trays for scheduled procedures
• Standardizing purchasing for circumcision setup needs
• Reducing ordering steps by buying a single tray configuration

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Instrument grade is floor grade, so buyers should confirm it matches their facility requirements.
• This SKU is specific to circumcision use.
• The instruments are disposable, which may matter for single-use workflow preferences.

FAQ

• Are the instruments reusable? No. The COMFORT LOOP instruments in this circumcision tray are disposable.
• What is the benefit of COMFORT LOOP instruments? COMFORT LOOP instruments have larger finger loops, which can make them easier to handle during use.
• How many trays come in a case? This item comes 10 each per case.
• What procedure is this tray intended for? This tray is intended for circumcision use.
• Why might a facility choose this tray format? A single circumcision tray can make ordering, receiving, and stocking more efficient by grouping needed items under one purchase.

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