Cardinal Health ER Laceration Tray Presource Sterile, 1/EA

ER Laceration Tray Presource Sterile, 1/EA

This ER laceration tray is a sterile, ready-to-use setup for emergency room laceration procedures. It fits buyers who want a single tray for wound care prep in fast-moving clinical settings. The tray includes stainless steel iris scissors along with a syringe, needle, gauze sponges, medicine cups, and paper towels.

Good Fit For

• Emergency room laceration procedures
• Single-procedure wound care setup
• Clinical areas that prefer sterile tray preparation

Key Features

• ER laceration tray helps gather common procedure components in one sterile setup
• Sterile format supports immediate clinical use where a ready tray is preferred
• Includes stainless steel iris scissors for procedure prep and handling tasks
• Comes with a Luer Lock syringe and 10 cc needle for procedural workflow
• Multiple gauze sponge sizes add flexibility for prep and cleanup during treatment
• Single each format works well for individual procedure needs

Applications and Usage

• Preparing for laceration treatment in an emergency room
• Stocking a sterile single-procedure tray for wound care workflows
• Keeping commonly needed scissors, syringe, needle, and gauze together for procedure setup

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Material: Stainless Steel.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Single each format may be best for direct procedure use rather than bulk tray replenishment
• Tray contents are specific, so buyers should confirm the included components match their preferred laceration setup

FAQ

• Is this ER laceration tray sterile? Yes. This ER laceration tray is sterile.
• What tools and supplies are included in the tray? The tray includes straight stainless steel iris scissors, a Luer Lock syringe, a 10 cc needle, gauze sponges, medicine cups, and paper towels.
• Is this sold as a single tray or a case? This item is sold as 1 each.
• Are the scissors stainless steel? Yes. The iris scissors in the tray are stainless steel.

From Presource by Cardinal Health.