Medline Nonsterile Tongue Depressors, 6", 5000/Case

These nonsterile tongue depressors are 6-inch, single-use wood sticks for general exams and other routine tasks. They work well for medical and dental practices, schools, and other high-use settings that want a bulk case for everyday use where sterility is not required. Smooth, rounded edges and a splinter-free surface support comfortable handling, and each case packs 5000 depressors.

Key Features

• 6-inch tongue depressors support routine oral and throat examinations
• Nonsterile format suits general, non-invasive use where sterile tools are not required
• Single-use design helps support hygiene in busy care settings
• Smooth, rounded edges and a splinter-free surface help improve comfort and handling
• 5000 per case works well for high-volume facilities and centralized supply purchasing

Good Fit For

• Medical and dental exam rooms
• High-volume clinics and practices
• Schools and classroom activities
• Facilities that use tongue depressors for general-purpose tasks

Applications and Usage

• Oral examinations
• Throat inspections
• Applying ointments
• Mixing medications
• Craft and educational activities

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: 5000/Case.
• Size: 6 inches.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• Nonsterile tongue depressors are best for procedures where sterile instruments are not required.
• The 5000-count case may be more practical for high-volume users than for small offices.
• These tongue depressors are intended for one-time use and disposal after use.

FAQ

• Are these tongue depressors sterile? No. These tongue depressors are nonsterile and are intended for general use where sterility is not required.
• What size are these tongue depressors? Each tongue depressor is 6 inches long.
• Can these be used for applying ointments or mixing medications? Yes. These tongue depressors are commonly used to spread ointments and many users also use them to mix or stir medications.
• Are these suitable for oral exams? Yes. These tongue depressors are commonly used for inspecting the mouth and throat in general exam settings.
• Is this a good choice for smaller offices? The case includes 5000 tongue depressors, so it is often a better fit for higher-volume facilities than for low-use locations.

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