Hygea® Sterile Saline Wipe
SKU # C22370Individually wrapped, multi-purpose sterile saline wipe.
- Mild, gentle cleansing that is non-irritating and suitable for sensitive skin
- Individually wrapped towelette helps reduce risk of microbial cross-contamination
- One step easy to use application eliminates waste of bottled saline solution
- Delivers a consistent 3mL dose of sterile saline with every application
- Not made with natural rubber latex
- Manufactured in the US with domestic and foreign materials to the highest quality standards
- Cleansing of eye area
- Cleansing skin after post-operative care
- Umbilical cord area care
- General skin cleansing including:
- minor cuts & scrapes
- after antiseptic application1
- breasts before nursing
- diaper area
- skin prone to diaper rash
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Does PDI offer any hypoallergenic products?
Show AnswerThe following PDI products are considered hypoallergenic:
– Hygea® Premium Multi-Purpose Washcloths (SKU J14143)
– Hygea Multi-Purpose Washcloths (SKUs J22750, J14108, J21396, U12095)
– Hygea Flushable Personal Cleansing Cloths (SKU A500F48)
– Nice ‘n Clean® Baby Wipes, Unscented (SKUs Q70040, M233XT)
– Nice ‘n Clean Baby Wipes, Scented (SKUs Q34540, M225XT)
– Nice ‘n Clean Newborn Baby Wipes (SKU Q387S40NY) -
Some PDI products state "store at room temperature." What is the definition of room temperature?
Show AnswerFor our EPA-regulated products, such as Sani-Cloth® and Sani-Prime™ brand products, room temperature is defined as an average temperature of 25◦ C (77◦ F) and within a temperature range of 15◦ C to 30◦ C (59◦ F to 86◦ F). For our FDA-regulated products, such as Prevantics® brand products, “controlled room temperature” indicates a temperature maintained thermostatically that encompasses the usual customary working environment of 20◦ C to 25◦ C (68◦ F to 77◦ F). SOURCE: USP 41-NF 36 General Notices and Requirements (August 1, 2013 First Supplements) Section 10.30.50. “Room Temperature” indicates the temperature prevailing in a working area. Section 10.30.60. Controlled Room Temperature
- Neonatal Skin Care, 2nd Edition, 2007, Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses