Multisorb Non Sterile Non Woven Swab 10cm x 10cm 4ply Pack of 50 x 100

Multisorb

Gauze Swabs

Non-Sterile Non-Woven Swabs

Description

Multisorb Non-Sterile Non-Woven Swabs are 4-ply, 10cm x 10cm non-woven gauze swabs supplied in a bulk clearance pack of 50 x 100. They are intended for general wound care tasks such as wound cleaning, absorption of exudate and application of solutions or ointments where non-sterile swabs are clinically appropriate.

Bnefits

Non-woven construction designed to minimise linting compared with traditional woven gauze.
4-ply 10cm x 10cm format suitable for general-purpose wound cleansing and fluid absorption.
Soft and conformable material for gentle wiping and dressing of skin and wounds.
Bulk pack of 50 x 100 swabs offers high-volume, cost-effective supply for busy clinical settings.
Non-sterile presentation suitable for non-sterile procedures, external skin cleaning and secondary dressing use.
Clearance pricing due to short expiry date offers additional value where the product can be used promptly.

Indications

General wound and skin cleansing where non-sterile swabs are acceptable.
Absorption of wound exudate and body fluids during non-sterile procedures.
Application or removal of topical solutions, antiseptics or ointments.
Use as a secondary dressing layer over primary wound dressings, where clinically appropriate.
General-purpose swabbing in first aid rooms, clinics and other healthcare environments using non-sterile consumables.

Composition

Non-woven fabric swab (gauze-type), 4-ply.
Dimensions: 10cm x 10cm.
Non-sterile material intended for external use only.

Formulation

Non-woven, 4-ply swab construction.
Non-sterile gauze-type swab for single use.
Supplied flat-folded in bulk inner packs for easy dispensing.

Packaging

Pack of 50 x 100 non-sterile non-woven swabs (total 5,000 swabs per outer pack).
Swabs are supplied in inner packs of 100 for organised storage and handling.
Outer packaging labelled as a clearance item due to short expiry date (04/2024).
Pack clearly identifies product type, size (10cm x 10cm), ply (4-ply) and non-sterile status.

Usage

Use only for external applications and non-sterile procedures where non-sterile swabs are clinically appropriate.
Select a fresh swab for each application to minimise cross-contamination.
Use swab to gently cleanse the skin or wound area, absorb exudate, or apply/remove topical solutions in line with local clinical protocols.
Do not use directly on open wounds that require sterile dressings unless covered by a sterile technique using appropriate sterile products.
Dispose of used swabs as clinical waste in accordance with local infection prevention and waste management policies.
Do not attempt to wash or reuse the swabs; they are designed for single use only.

Contraindications

Do not use where sterile dressings are required; a sterile alternative should be used for aseptic procedures or open wounds requiring sterility.
Do not use in patients with known hypersensitivity to any component of the swab material if identified.
Avoid use on heavily contaminated or high-risk wounds where non-sterile products are inappropriate.
Do not use if the packaging is damaged or contaminated in a way that may compromise product integrity.

Adverse Effects

Mechanical irritation of the skin or wound area if excessive rubbing or pressure is applied.
Potential fibre shedding if the swab is cut or damaged, which may interfere with delicate wound beds.
Risk of contamination and infection if used inappropriately where sterile technique is required or if reused contrary to instructions.

Storage Conditions

Store in a cool, dry place at room temperature.
Keep in original packaging until use to protect from dust, moisture and physical damage.
Avoid exposure to direct sunlight, extreme heat or humidity that could degrade the packaging or swab material.
Do not use after the expiry date printed on the packaging (noting this clearance item has a short expiry of 04/2024).

Duration

Single-use swabs intended for one-time application; overall duration of use is determined by the underlying wound management plan and clinical protocol.