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Carell Patient Wipes Pack of 40

Carell Patient Wipes Pack of 40

Clinell

Patient hygiene & bathing
  • Dermatologically tested formulation.
  • 0% alcohol formula designed for frequent use without causing dryness or irritation.
  • Paraben , lanolin and alcohol Free status is specified for closely related Clinell Personal Care Cloths range; Carell Patient Wipes share the 0% alcohol, aloe vera, moisturising patient Care positioning but full cosmetic regulatory details are not specified in online summaries.
Personal care wipes \u2013 hand, face & body (antibacterial, rinse-free)

Description

Carell Patient Wipes (CPP40) are gentle spun lace personal care wipes from Clinell, designed for patients to clean and moisturise their skin and immediate surroundings. Each flow-wrap pack contains 40 soft 20 x 20 cm wipes (40 GSM) impregnated with a dermatologically tested, 0% alcohol formula containing aloe vera and moisturisers. The wipes provide a mild antibacterial action to help kill germs while being gentle enough for frequent use on hands, face and body, without causing dryness or irritation. They are ideal for use before eating, after using the toilet and for cleaning nearby surfaces such as bed tables, bedside cabinets and handles, helping patients stay fresh, clean and protected in hospital, care home or home-care settings.

Bnefits

  • All-in-one personal care wipe designed to clean and moisturise skin while providing mild antibacterial action.
  • Gentle spun lace material with a 0% alcohol formula containing aloe vera, developed for frequent use without dryness or irritation.
  • Dermatologically tested and formulated to be skin-friendly for regular daily use.
  • Helps patients keep themselves and their immediate area clean, supporting dignity and independence.
  • Suitable for use on hands, face and body, as well as on surrounding non-porous surfaces such as bed tables, bedside cabinets and handles.
  • Convenient flow-wrap pack with 40 wipes enables quick access at the bedside or in common areas.
  • Medium-weight 40 GSM wipes and 20 x 20 cm size provide a good balance of softness, strength and coverage.

Indications

  • Routine personal hygiene for patients in hospitals, care homes and home-care settings.
  • Cleaning and refreshing hands and face before eating and after using the toilet.
  • General body cleansing when soap and water are not readily available.
  • Wiping and freshening nearby non-porous surfaces such as bed tables, bedside cabinets, rails and handles as part of patient personal care.
  • Situations where a mild antibacterial wipe is desirable for patient skin and immediate surroundings.

Composition

  • Wipe substrate: gentle spun lace non-woven material, approximately 40 GSM.
  • Wipe size: approximately 20 cm x 20 cm.
  • Impregnating solution: water-based cleansing and moisturising lotion with aloe vera.
  • 0% alcohol formula (no added ethyl alcohol), developed to be gentle on skin.
  • Dermatologically tested formulation with mild antibacterial action.
  • Free from harsh solvents; further detailed INCI ingredients are listed on pack (not fully disclosed in online summaries).

Formulation

  • Pre-moistened, ready-to-use patient care wipes.
  • Rinse-free formulation: designed to be left on the skin without the need to rinse with water.
  • Suitable for frequent daily use on intact skin.
  • Mild antibacterial action to help reduce germs on skin and nearby small surfaces.

Packaging

  • Flow-wrap pack containing 40 pre-moistened Carell Patient Wipes.
  • Approximate wipe size: 20 x 20 cm.
  • Wipe weight: 40 GSM spun lace non-woven.
  • Pack designed for individual patient use; some variants include an integrated clip (on related Personal Care Wipes line) for attaching to beds or lockers, but Medisave CPP40 listing specifies standard flow-wrap pack of 40.
  • Outer cases (quantity per case varies by supplier) used for bulk supply to wards and facilities.

Usage

  • For external use only on intact skin and suitable nearby non-porous surfaces.
  • Peel back the resealable label on the pack and remove a single wipe.
  • Gently wipe the patient’s hands, face or body area to clean and refresh; use additional wipes as required.
  • Wipes may also be used to clean small nearby surfaces such as bed tables, bedside cabinets and handles as part of patient personal care, following local policies.
  • No rinsing is required after use; allow skin to dry naturally for a short time if needed.
  • Dispose of used wipes in appropriate waste according to local protocols; do not flush unless local guidance explicitly states they are suitable for that route.
  • Reseal the pack carefully after each use to prevent remaining wipes from drying out.
  • Use opened packs within the timeframe recommended by local infection prevention policies.

Contraindications

  • Do not use on patients with known hypersensitivity or allergy to any component of the wipe or lotion (check pack labelling for full ingredient list).
  • Avoid use on broken, extensively damaged or heavily exuding skin unless directed by a healthcare professional.
  • Avoid direct contact with eyes and mucous membranes; if contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with clean water and discontinue use if irritation persists.
  • Do not use if the pack is damaged, the seal is broken prior to first use, or if wipes appear dried out or discoloured.

Adverse Effects

  • Occasional mild skin irritation, redness or dryness in individuals with very sensitive skin.
  • Rare allergic or hypersensitivity reactions to components of the lotion or wipe substrate; if signs of allergy (e.g. rash, itching, swelling) occur, discontinue use and seek medical advice.

Storage Conditions

  • Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and sources of heat.
  • Keep the pack tightly sealed when not in use to minimise evaporation and prevent wipes from drying out.
  • Do not freeze and avoid exposing packs to excessive temperatures.
  • Follow any additional storage temperature and expiry information printed on the packaging.

Duration

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