Safetec of America Respiratory Stimulant 15% - 30% Strength Inhalant

Respiratory Stimulant 15% - 30% Strength Inhalant

This respiratory stimulant inhalant comes as individually wrapped towelettes with 15% ammonia and 30% alcohol. It fits first aid kits and emergency response settings where a ready-to-use inhalant may be needed for someone who has fainted or is on the verge of fainting. Each box includes 10 towelettes in tear-open pouches.

Good Fit For

• First aid kits
• Emergency response supplies
• Preparedness stations where fainting response items are kept

Key Features

• Respiratory stimulant inhalant format supports quick first aid access
• 15% ammonia and 30% alcohol for buyers who need this specific strength range
• Individually wrapped towelettes help keep each unit separate and ready to use
• Tear-open pouch format supports fast handling in urgent situations
• Box of 10 works for stocking first aid kits or response supplies

Applications and Usage

• Keeping respiratory stimulant towelettes in a first aid kit
• Having ready-to-use inhalant pouches available for fainting response
• Stocking emergency supplies with individually wrapped units

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• The pouch should be torn open, but the towelette should not be removed before waving the pouch under the nostrils.
• This product uses a towelette inhalant format rather than a bottle or spray.
• Buyers selecting by formulation should note the active ingredients are ammonia and alcohol.

FAQ

• How is this respiratory stimulant packaged for use? Each unit is an individually wrapped towelette in a tear-open pouch, and the box includes 10 towelettes.
• What are the active ingredients in this inhalant? The active ingredients are ammonia and alcohol.
• What strength is this respiratory stimulant inhalant? This inhalant is 15% to 30% strength, with product details specifying 15% ammonia and 30% alcohol.
• How is the pouch used during response? The pouch is torn open, but the towelette stays inside. The open pouch is waved under the nostrils of someone who has fainted or is on the verge of fainting.

From Safetec of America.