Medline Pad, Nail Polish Remover, 1M Cs

Pad, Nail Polish Remover, 1M Cs

These nail polish remover pads come as individual pads in foil packets for quick, single-pad use. They are a practical choice for facilities and professional settings that want a non-flammable, acetone-free option with portion-controlled application. One pad is sufficient for ten nails, and the case quantity supports higher-volume purchasing.

Good Fit For

• Professional grooming and personal care supply rooms
• Facility purchasing for high-volume nail polish remover pad needs
• Workflows that prefer single-pad, foil-packed portions

Key Features

• Individual foil packets help keep each pad ready for single-use application
• Non-flammable formula may suit settings that prefer to avoid flammable removers
• Acetone-free remover offers an alternative to acetone-based products
• One pad is sufficient for ten nails, which helps with predictable use
• Case quantity supports bulk purchasing for ongoing supply needs

Applications and Usage

• Removing nail polish with one pad for up to ten nails
• Stocking bulk nail polish remover pads in professional or facility settings
• Using individually wrapped pads where portion control is preferred

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• These pads are acetone-free, so buyers seeking an acetone-based remover should choose accordingly
• The product is sold by the case, which may be best for recurring or higher-volume use
• Pads are individually packed in foil packets rather than in a shared container

FAQ

• Are these nail polish remover pads individually wrapped? Yes. Each pad comes in its own foil packet for convenient single-pad use.
• Do these pads contain acetone? No. These nail polish remover pads contain no acetone.
• Are these nail polish remover pads flammable? No. The product is described as non-flammable.
• How much can one pad remove? One pad is sufficient for ten nails.
• Is this a bulk purchase format? Yes. The case quantity is 1000 per case, which fits buyers planning for ongoing supply needs.

From Medline.