Smith & Nephew IV Prep Antiseptic Wipes offer a comprehensive solution for effective I.V. site preparation. These wipes clean the target area while forming a transparent film that aids in reducing skin trauma associated with adhesive removal. Designed to prevent infection with a convenient, one-step antiseptic application, these wipes are indispensable in medical settings.

Each wipe is saturated with a solution of 70% isopropyl alcohol, providing a quick-acting antiseptic preparation. The formulation not only facilitates smoother removal of adhesive dressings by forming a protective barrier but also enhances patient comfort. Packaged as 50 wipes per package and 20 packages per case, they are ideal for high-volume healthcare environments, ensuring you always have plenty on hand. Their quick-dry feature ensures minimal waiting time, making them ideal for busy medical facilities.

Key Features:

• These wipes offer a clear liquid film barrier that helps reduce pain during adhesive removal, making the process gentler on the skin.
• The one-step application simplifies the IV site preparation process, saving time and ensuring effective antisepsis before inserting a catheter or other IV devices.

Uses:

• Smith & Nephew IV Prep Antiseptic Wipes are primarily used for the preparation of I.V. sites, ensuring the area is adequately cleansed to prevent infections. They are also used to provide a barrier film that reduces skin trauma and irritation when adhesive dressings are removed.

FAQs:

1. Are Smith & Nephew IV Prep Antiseptic Wipes safe for sensitive skin?
Yes, they are designed to minimize skin trauma and are generally safe for sensitive areas. However, if any irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional.

2. How long does it take for the antiseptic film to dry?
The film typically dries quickly within a few seconds, allowing for efficient IV site preparation.

3. Can these wipes be used on broken or damaged skin?
It is not recommended to use IV Prep Antiseptic Wipes on severely broken or damaged skin. For use on such areas, please consult a healthcare professional.