Medline Solution, Scrub, Povidone-Iodine, 1 Pint

Solution, Scrub, Povidone-Iodine, 1 Pint

Povidone-iodine scrub solution is an antimicrobial prep solution for surgical scrub or first aid antiseptic use. Buyers choosing supplies for procedure areas or clinical prep workflows may find it useful for skin and mucous membrane preparation prior to surgical procedures. This 1 pint format comes in a case of 24.

Good Fit For

• Procedure prep supply purchasing
• Clinical skin prep workflows
• Stocking first aid antiseptic solution
• Facilities buying case quantities

Key Features

• Povidone-iodine scrub solution for surgical scrub or first aid antiseptic use
• Effective for skin and mucous membrane preparation prior to surgical procedures
• Antimicrobial scrub solution with surfactants
• 7.5% weight by volume povidone iodine, USP solution
• Equivalent to 0.75% available iodine
• 1 pint bottles packed 24 per case

Applications and Usage

• Skin preparation prior to surgical procedures
• Mucous membrane preparation prior to surgical procedures
• Surgical scrub use
• First aid antiseptic use

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This item is the scrub solution version, not a standard prep solution.
• Case quantity may fit central supply or higher-volume purchasing better than single-bottle needs.
• The product details describe use for skin and mucous membrane preparation prior to surgical procedures.

FAQ

• Is this a scrub solution or a prep solution? This product is a povidone-iodine scrub solution.
• What is the stated use for this povidone-iodine scrub solution? The product details say the scrub solution is effective as a surgical scrub or first aid antiseptic, and for skin and mucous membrane preparation prior to surgical procedures.
• What strength is the scrub solution? The scrub solution contains 7.5% weight by volume povidone iodine, USP solution, equivalent to 0.75% available iodine.
• What size is each unit? Each bottle is 1 pint.
• How many are in a case? This item comes with 24 per case.

From Medline.