The Amd Medicom Solon Tongue Depressors come in a variety of forms to cater to all your clinical needs. From the 5½" Junior Tongue Depressor, perfect for pediatric use, to the full-sized 6" Sterile Depressor for more general medical procedures, these tools provide an indispensable function in every healthcare setting. Made of smooth, splinter-free wood, these depressors ensure patient comfort and safety.

Available in both sterile and non-sterile versions, they fit all usage requirements, whether in routine check-ups or during more invasive procedures. Packaged conveniently in various quantities, you can choose from non-sterile batches in larger bulk, or individually packed sterile versions, ensuring you're prepared for any medical situation. Their lightweight yet robust design makes them perfect for quick, single-use applications, promoting both hygiene and practicality.

Key Features:

• Crafted from smooth, splinter-free wood, ensuring patient safety and comfort.
• Available in both sterile and non-sterile options to suit various clinical needs.
• Offered in multiple sizes and packaging styles, tailored for both professional and clinical environments.
• Lightweight yet durable, designed for single-use efficiency and practicality.

Uses:

• Tongue depressors are primarily used by doctors and healthcare professionals to hold down a patient’s tongue during medical examinations, allowing clear visibility and access to the mouth and throat. They are also frequently utilized in medical procedures and flu tests.

FAQs:

1. Are these tongue depressors suitable for pediatric use?
Yes, the Junior Tongue Depressors are specifically designed for pediatric use with their 5½" size.

2. Can tongue depressors be used for crafting purposes?
While they are intended for medical use, non-sterile tongue depressors are often used in crafting, model making, and educational projects.

3. What is the difference between sterile and non-sterile tongue depressors?
Sterile tongue depressors are sanitized and individually packaged to prevent contamination, making them suitable for surgeries or sensitive procedures.