70% Isopropy Alcohol Swab
Generic Name: 70% isopropy alcohol swab
Brand Names:
Alcohol Prep Pad
Purpose First Aid Antiseptic
Overview
Purpose First Aid Antiseptic
Uses
Use Used for skin disinfection
Dosage
Directions Open packet Remove pad Appl topically as needed to cleanse intended area Discard after single use
Warnings
Warnings For external use only. Flammable,keep away from fire or flame Do not use with electrocautery procedures or in the eyes Stop use if redness or irritation develops discontinue use and consult a physician
Frequently Asked Questions
What is 70% Isopropy Alcohol Swab used for?▼
Use Used for skin disinfection
What are the important warnings for 70% Isopropy Alcohol Swab?▼
Warnings For external use only. Flammable,keep away from fire or flame Do not use with electrocautery procedures or in the eyes Stop use if redness or irritation develops discontinue use and consult a physician
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