Medline Plastic Emesis Basins, Graphite, 16.000 OZ, 250 EA/CS

Plastic Emesis Basins, Graphite, 16.000 OZ, 250 EA/CS

Plastic emesis basins offer a simple way to collect and measure fluids in care settings. This graphite option works well for facilities that need basins for oral hygiene and ear irrigation, while molded graduations help staff read volume in milliliters and fluid ounces. The basin has a 16 oz. capacity and comes in a case of 250.

Good Fit For

• Oral hygiene setups
• Ear irrigation workflows
• Clinics and care facilities stocking disposable basins
• Bulk purchasing for routine patient care supplies

Key Features

• Plastic emesis basin for fluid collection and measurement
• Molded graduations in milliliters and fluid ounces support quick volume reading
• Useful for oral hygiene and ear irrigation tasks
• Graphite color for easy visual identification
• Latex free for settings that prefer latex-free supplies
• Case quantity of 250 helps support facility purchasing and routine replenishment

Applications and Usage

• Collecting fluids during oral hygiene care
• Supporting ear irrigation procedures
• Reading measured volume in mL or oz. during routine care
• Stocking exam rooms, treatment areas, or central supply

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Volume markings are molded in both milliliters and fluid ounces for quick reference
• This SKU is the graphite version, which may help buyers standardize by color
• Case quantity may be a better fit for facilities with steady basin usage

FAQ

• What is the capacity of this emesis basin? This plastic emesis basin holds 16 oz., which is also shown as 500 mL in the product details.
• Are measurement markings included? Yes. The basin has molded graduations in both milliliters and fluid ounces, which helps with quick visual volume checks.
• What care tasks is this basin used for? The product details note oral hygiene and ear irrigation as intended uses.
• Is this basin latex free? Yes. This basin is marked latex free.
• How many basins come in a case? This case includes 250 basins.

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