Medline Debridement Trays

Debridement trays are disposable sterile kits for common procedures that call for a ready set of basic instruments and supplies. They can help facilities standardize product usage and keep supply costs more consistent across routine tray setups. This tray includes items such as iris scissors, a cotton tip applicator, Adson thumb forceps, gauze, an alcohol prep pad, and a No. 10 scalpel, and it is latex free.

Key Features

• Disposable tray format supports one-time use workflows
• Sterile kit helps streamline setup for common procedures
• Built to help standardize product usage across repeated tray prep
• May help control supply costs by bundling routine items together
• Includes core components such as scissors, forceps, gauze, alcohol prep pad, and scalpel
• Latex-free construction supports facilities seeking latex-free options

Good Fit For

• Standardizing supplies for common procedure setups
• Routine tray preparation where a sterile disposable kit is preferred
• Facilities looking to manage supply usage more consistently

Applications and Usage

• Preparing a ready-to-use tray for common debridement procedures
• Stocking procedure areas with standardized disposable kits
• Supporting consistent tray setup across repeated clinical workflows

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Review the included component list to confirm it matches your procedure setup needs.
• This tray is disposable, so buyers planning reusable instrument workflows may want a different option.
• Facilities with latex-free purchasing requirements may find this tray appropriate.

FAQ

• Is this debridement tray sterile? Yes. This debridement tray is sterile.
• Is this tray disposable? Yes. The tray is intended for disposable use.
• What is included in the tray? The tray includes iris scissors straight, a 6 inch cotton tip applicator, Adson thumb forceps, two 12-ply 3 inch x 3 inch gauze pads, an alcohol prep pad, and a No. 10 scalpel.
• Is this debridement tray latex free? Yes. This tray is latex free.

From Medline.