Water Jel First Aid Antibiotic Water Jel Ointment 0.9 Gram Individual Packet, 1728/CS

First Aid Antibiotic Water Jel Ointment 0.9 Gram Individual Packet, 1728/CS

Water Jel first aid antibiotic ointment is a 0.9 gram single-use packet for minor cuts, scrapes, and burns. It works well for first aid stations, workplace safety programs, and other settings that need individual application to help reduce cross-contamination. The ointment uses bacitracin zinc as the active ingredient and comes in a case quantity suited to higher-volume supply needs.

Good Fit For

• First aid stations with single-use supply needs
• Workplace and facility safety kits
• High-volume replenishment of first aid ointment

Key Features

• First aid antibiotic ointment for minor cuts, scrapes, and burns
• Bacitracin zinc active ingredient
• 0.9 gram packet supports single-use application
• Individual packets help reduce cross-contamination during use
• Case quantity of 1728 supports larger first aid programs
• Ointment dosage form for direct topical application

Applications and Usage

• Applying antibiotic ointment to minor cuts
• Applying antibiotic ointment to scrapes
• Applying antibiotic ointment to minor burns
• Stocking first aid rooms or cabinets with single-use packets

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• This product is an ointment in individual packets, which may be preferred when single-use application is important.
• Case quantity is intended for bulk purchasing rather than small personal use.

FAQ

• What types of injuries is this ointment intended for? This first aid antibiotic ointment is intended for minor cuts, scrapes, and burns.
• Is each packet a single-use size? Yes. Each packet holds 0.9 gram for individual application.
• What is the active ingredient? The active ingredient is bacitracin zinc.
• Why choose individual packets instead of a tube or jar? Individual packets are convenient for one-time application and help reduce cross-contamination.
• Is this a good fit for larger first aid restocking needs? Yes. The case includes 1728 packets, which can make sense for facilities and programs that use higher volumes of first aid supplies.

From Water Jel.