Medline Straw, 7.75", Wrapped, Flex

Straw, 7.75", Wrapped, Flex

This flexible wrapped drinking straw is an institutional-quality straw for beverage service in healthcare, foodservice, and other professional settings. Individually wrapped straws can help support cleaner distribution where buyers want a single-use option for patients, residents, guests, or staff. This box includes 400 flexible straws in a 7.75 inch standard size, and the product is latex free.

Good Fit For

• Patient and resident beverage service
• Institutional dining and cafeteria use
• Breakrooms or hospitality beverage stations

Key Features

• Flexible drinking straw for easier sipping and positioning
• Individually wrapped format supports cleaner single-straw distribution
• Institutional-quality design suited to professional use settings
• 7.75 inch standard size fits routine beverage service needs
• 400 per box helps support higher-volume purchasing and replenishment
• Latex free for facilities that prefer latex-free disposable items

Applications and Usage

• Handing out individually wrapped straws with drinks in healthcare or long-term care settings
• Stocking beverage service areas that need boxed disposable straws
• Supporting routine drink service where a flexible straw is preferred

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• This SKU is a flexible straw rather than a straight straw.
• The wrapped format may be a better fit for one-at-a-time distribution than open self-serve bins.
• Buyers ordering for volume use may want to plan around the 400-count box quantity.

FAQ

• Are these straws individually wrapped? Yes. Each straw is wrapped, which can be useful when you want to hand out straws one at a time.
• Is this a flexible straw? Yes. This is a flex straw, so the bendable section can help with positioning during use.
• What size is the straw? The straw is 7.75 inch long and described as a standard size.
• How many straws come in a box? One box includes 400 straws.
• Is this product latex free? Yes. The product is marked latex free.

From Medline.