Medline Isopropyl Rubbing Alcohol, 16 oz., with Glycerin and Peppermint, 12 EA/CS

Isopropyl Rubbing Alcohol, 16 oz., with Glycerin and Peppermint, 12 EA/CS

Isopropyl rubbing alcohol is a first aid antiseptic for cleaning minor cuts, scrapes, and burns while helping reduce the risk of infection. It fits first aid stations, exam rooms, and workplace medical supplies where buyers need a recognizable antiseptic for routine wound care. This version includes glycerin and peppermint, and the directions in the source support small-amount application to affected areas one to three times daily.

Good Fit For

• First aid kits and stations
• Exam rooms and treatment areas
• Workplace medical supply cabinets

Key Features

• First aid antiseptic for minor cuts, scrapes, and burns
• Helps reduce the risk of infection during routine wound cleaning
• Supports small-amount application to affected areas one to three times daily
• Wounds may be covered with sterile bandages after the alcohol dries
• Made with glycerin and peppermint

Applications and Usage

• Cleaning minor cuts before bandaging
• Cleaning scrapes as part of basic first aid
• Applying to minor burns in small amounts as directed

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Use small amounts on affected areas one to three times daily.
• After the alcohol dries, wounds may be covered with sterile bandages.

FAQ

• What is this isopropyl rubbing alcohol used for? This isopropyl rubbing alcohol is a first aid antiseptic for cleaning minor cuts, scrapes, and burns while helping reduce the risk of infection.
• How often can it be applied? The source directions support using small amounts on affected areas one to three times daily.
• Can a bandage be applied after use? Yes. Once the alcohol dries, wounds may be covered with sterile bandages.
• What added ingredients are included? This version includes glycerin and peppermint.

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