Getwell Alcohol Pad alcohol swab

Getwell Alcohol Pad100 Pcs


MRP ৳ 100.0010% Off
Best PriceTk 90.00/100's Pack
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Key facts

Getwell Alcohol Pad 100 Pcs Pad is available on MedEasy for ৳90.00 per 100's Pack, with home delivery anywhere in Bangladesh. It is manufactured by Getwell. Its generic name is Alcohol Pad.

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Description

Getwell Getwell Alcohol Pad

Getwell Getwell Alcohol Pad is a ready-to-use, alcohol-soaked pad for cleaning and disinfecting the skin before an injection, blood sugar test or blood draw, and for wiping small, minor cuts and scrapes. Each pad comes individually wrapped, so it stays clean and moist until you open it. It is handy for home use, clinics, first aid kits and travel.

Key Features

  • Pre-soaked with alcohol for quick, convenient skin cleaning [confirm alcohol type and strength]
  • Sterile, individually wrapped pads for single use
  • Soft non-woven pad that does not leave loose fibres on the skin [confirm]
  • Useful for skin preparation before injections, finger-prick tests and blood sampling
  • Can also be used to wipe small surfaces such as glucometer and instrument surfaces
  • Compact and easy to carry in a bag, first aid kit or diabetes kit

Directions for Use

  • Wash your hands and tear open the wrapper at the notch, taking out the pad.
  • Wipe the skin area firmly in one direction or in a circular motion, working outwards from the centre.
  • Let the skin air-dry completely before an injection or finger-prick. Do not blow on it or wipe it dry.
  • Use each pad once only and discard it after use.

Safety and Storage

  • For external use only. Do not swallow and do not use in or near the eyes, ears or mouth.
  • Do not use on deep cuts, puncture wounds, burns or large open wounds. See a doctor for these.
  • Flammable. Keep away from fire, flame, cigarettes and heat, and let the skin dry before using any heat source.
  • Stop using and consult a doctor if redness, irritation or rash appears.
  • Single use only. Do not use if the wrapper is torn or the pad has dried out.
  • Keep out of children's reach. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is Getwell Getwell Alcohol Pad used for?

A: Getwell Getwell Alcohol Pad is used to clean and disinfect the skin before an injection, finger-prick test or blood draw, and to wipe minor cuts and scrapes or small surfaces.

Q: Is Getwell Getwell Alcohol Pad sterile and single use?

A: Getwell Getwell Alcohol Pad comes sterile in an individual wrapper and is meant for one use only. Discard it after use.

Q: How do I use Getwell Getwell Alcohol Pad before an injection?

A: Wipe the skin firmly with Getwell Getwell Alcohol Pad and let it air-dry completely before the injection. Do not blow on the area or wipe it dry.

Q: Can I use Getwell Getwell Alcohol Pad on cuts and wounds?

A: Getwell Getwell Alcohol Pad can be used around minor cuts and scrapes, but it may sting. Do not use it on deep cuts, puncture wounds, burns or large open wounds, and see a doctor for those.

Q: Is Getwell Getwell Alcohol Pad safe to use on the face and near the eyes?

A: No. Keep Getwell Getwell Alcohol Pad away from the eyes, ears and mouth. It is for external use on the skin only.

Q: Is Getwell Getwell Alcohol Pad flammable?

A: Yes. Getwell Getwell Alcohol Pad is alcohol-based and flammable, so keep it away from fire, flame, cigarettes and heat, and let the skin dry fully first.

Q: What if my skin gets irritated after using Getwell Getwell Alcohol Pad?

A: Stop using Getwell Getwell Alcohol Pad and wash the area with clean water. If redness, itching or a rash continues, consult a doctor.

Q: How should I store Getwell Getwell Alcohol Pad?

A: Store Getwell Getwell Alcohol Pad in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat, in its sealed wrapper and out of children's reach.

Disclaimer

The information provided is accurate to the best of our knowledge, but it does not replace professional medical advice. We cannot guarantee its completeness or accuracy, and the absence of specific information about a drug should not be taken as an endorsement. We are not responsible for any consequences arising from this information, so please consult a healthcare professional for any concerns or questions.

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