Medline Skin Scrub Tray, Wet, Standard, 20 EA/CS

Skin Scrub Tray, Wet, Standard, 20 EA/CS

This wet skin scrub tray is a standard scrub and paint setup for prep workflows that use PVP antiseptic. It fits facilities that want a ready tray with sponges, sponge sticks, and cotton tip applicators in one case purchase. The tray includes 4 oz.A PVP, six wing sponges, six sponge sticks, and two cotton tip applicators, and it is latex free.

Good Fit For

• Prep areas using PVP scrub and paint products
• Facilities standardizing on latex-free tray options
• Case-based purchasing for procedure supply rooms

Key Features

• Wet scrub and paint tray helps streamline prep setup
• PVP antiseptic format supports PVP-based prep workflows
• Standard tray includes sponges, sponge sticks, and cotton tip applicators for a more complete setup
• Six wing sponges and six sponge sticks support multi-step application needs
• Latex-free construction may help facilities align with latex-free protocols
• Case quantity of 20 each works for department purchasing and replenishment

Applications and Usage

• Stocking scrub and paint trays for procedure prep workflows
• Supporting PVP antiseptic prep steps with included sponges and applicators
• Supplying central storage or department inventory with a 20-each case

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• This tray uses PVP antiseptic, so buyers should match it to their facility's prep protocol.
• The tray is a wet format rather than a dry setup.
• Included components are sponges, sponge sticks, and cotton tip applicators; review the contents if your workflow needs different applicators.

FAQ

• Is this a wet or dry skin scrub tray? This is a wet skin scrub tray.
• What antiseptic type does this tray use? This tray uses PVP antiseptic.
• What applicators and sponges are included? The tray includes six wing sponges, six sponge sticks, and two cotton tip applicators.
• Is this tray latex free? Yes. This skin scrub tray is latex free.
• How many trays come in a case? Each case includes 20 trays.

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