Drug Tariff Dressing Pack (sterile) Spec 10 Single

Vernacare

Clinic Consumables

Sterile Dressing Pack / Wound Care Pack

Description

The Drug Tariff Dressing Pack (sterile) Spec 10 - Single is a single-use, sterile wound care pack designed for aseptic procedures in clinical and community settings. Manufactured by Vernacare to Drug Tariff Spec 10 requirements, each pack contains a water-repellent sterile field, absorbent paper towel, large absorbent cotton wool balls, absorbent swabs and an absorbent dressing pad. It provides all key components required to support non-touch aseptic technique for cleansing and dressing wounds, improving efficiency, infection control and compliance with wound-care protocols.

Bnefits

Single-use sterile dressing pack designed to meet Drug Tariff Spec 10 requirements.
Provides all necessary components for aseptic wound cleansing and dressing in one convenient pack.
Supports non-touch aseptic technique, helping reduce cross-contamination and infection risk.
Water-repellent sterile field and absorbent materials help protect surfaces and manage exudate during procedures.
Individually sterile-packed for reliability and ease of use in clinics, community care and outpatient settings.
Manufactured by Vernacare, a recognised brand in wound care and clinical disposables.

Indications

Aseptic wound cleansing and dressing in hospitals, clinics and community care.
Dressing changes for acute and chronic wounds where a sterile field is required.
Minor clinical procedures involving wound management or cleansing of small surgical/traumatic wounds.
Use in aesthetic and dermatology clinics for sterile post-procedure wound care.

Composition

1 x water-repellent sterile field.
1 x absorbent paper towel.
4 x large absorbent cotton wool balls.
4 x absorbent swabs (10 cm x 10 cm).
1 x absorbent dressing pad.

Formulation

Non-medicated sterile dressing pack (no active pharmaceutical ingredient).
Single-use components intended for aseptic wound-care procedures.
Materials include non-woven and/or cellulose-based swabs and towels, cotton wool and an absorbent dressing pad, plus a water-repellent field.

Packaging

Each Spec 10 dressing pack is supplied in an individually sealed sterile pouch.
Outer packaging (carton) may contain multiple single packs for bulk supply to clinics and practices.
Labelling includes product name, Drug Tariff specification (Spec 10), SKU/product code (29404/SINGLE), manufacturer (Vernacare) and expiry date.

Usage

Check the expiry date and integrity of the sterile packaging before use; do not use if damaged or expired.
Prepare the patient and ensure appropriate hand hygiene and PPE are used according to local policy.
Open the outer sterile pouch carefully using aseptic technique.
Arrange the contents to create a sterile field using the water-repellent sterile sheet.
Use the absorbent paper towel, cotton wool balls, swabs and dressing pad as required to cleanse and dress the wound, following clinical protocols.
Maintain non-touch technique, using sterile instruments and gloves where indicated.
After the procedure, dispose of all used components, including packaging, as clinical waste according to local infection control policies.
Each pack is single-use only; do not attempt to resterilise or reuse any item.

Contraindications

Do not use if sterile packaging is damaged, opened or past its expiry date.
Not suitable where a specialised or procedure-specific dressing pack is required beyond Drug Tariff Spec 10 contents.
Patients or staff with known sensitivities to any component materials (e.g. cotton, certain non-woven materials) should avoid use or use alternative products.

Adverse Effects

Rare contact irritation or allergic reaction to dressing materials in sensitive individuals.
Increased risk of wound contamination or infection if aseptic technique is not correctly followed, despite use of the pack.
Improper disposal of used components may increase infection risk or breach waste management regulations.

Storage Conditions

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and excessive heat.
Keep packs in their original cartons or protective outer packaging until use to maintain sterility and protect from damage.
Avoid crushing or bending that might compromise the sterile seal.
Do not use after the expiry date printed on the packaging.
Keep out of reach of children and unauthorised persons.

Duration

Intended for the duration of a single dressing or wound-care procedure (typically a few minutes). A new sterile pack should be used for each aseptic wound-care episode.