- 100 individually wrapped single use 6x3 cm folded alcohol swabs, each saturated with 70% isopropyl alcohol for external use only. Each isopropyl alcohol wipe is sealed and disposable after use
- Medical Purpose: Antiseptic wipes or pre injection swabs for use with self-administered jabs. They can also be used for piercing, tatoos or wound cleaning wipes.
- Convenience: Alcohol swabs are convenient as pre injection wipes for weight loss or diabetic insulin pen injectors.
- Use: Sterile antibacterial wipes, reduce the risk of infection during subcutaneous injection of diabetes and GLP-1 Inhibitor weight loss medications
- Specifications: 70% isopropyl alcohol, pack of 100, 6cm x 3cm, folded, 6cm x 6cm unfolded. Box dimensions 11cm x 6 cm x 6 cm. Total package weight 90 grams. Colour, white and blue.
- Storage Instructions: Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight. Failure to do so may cause the product to dry out prior to its expiry date.
Product description
Keep your injection site properly sanitised with these convenient single-use alcohol swabs. Each pack contains 100 individually wrapped alcohol swabs saturated with 70% isopropyl alcohol, perfect for sterilising the skin before administering insulin or GLP-1 weight loss medications. The swabs are designed for one-time use to maintain optimal hygiene standards. Each sterile wipe comes in an easy-to-open wrapper, making them ideal for both home and travel use. These medical grade preparation pads are specifically formulated for external use only, providing a quick and effective way to clean injection sites. The compact box design makes storage simple and ensures the swabs remain protected until needed. Please note these are for external use only and should be disposed of after a single use. Discard after use in general waste. Product can also be used to sterilise keyboards, computer mouses, mobile phone screens and jewellery.
Directions
Single use only. Unwrap the individually wrapped swab and use to wipe. Discard after use
Safety Warning
None required