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Face Masks: Disposable surgical masks, N95 respirators, and other masks for respiratory protection.
Gloves: Latex, nitrile, or vinyl gloves used by healthcare providers and individuals for protection against contamination.
Sanitizers and Disinfectants: Alcohol-based hand sanitizers and disinfecting wipes or sprays used for personal hygiene and sanitizing surfaces.
Bandages and Dressings: Adhesive bandages, gauze, wound dressings, and tapes for wound care and minor injuries.
Test Strips: Blood glucose test strips, ketone strips, and other diagnostic strips used with devices to monitor health conditions.
Swabs and Sample Collection Kits: Sterile swabs, saliva collection kits, and blood collection tubes for laboratory testing or at-home diagnostics.
Syringes and Needles: Disposable syringes and needles used for medication administration, blood tests, or vaccinations.
Incontinence Supplies: Adult diapers, underpads, and other absorbent products for patients managing urinary or bowel incontinence.
Catheters and Drainage Bags: Urinary catheters and bags for patients needing assistance with urine drainage.
IV Bags and Tubing: Saline bags, IV sets, and tubing used in intravenous therapy for fluid or medication administration.
Oxygen and Nebulizer Supplies: Oxygen masks, nasal cannulas, and nebulizer kits for respiratory support.
Toothbrushes and Toothpaste: Disposable or single-use toothbrushes and toothpaste for hygiene in care facilities.
Mouthwash and Oral Swabs: Used for oral hygiene, particularly for patients in hospitals or care settings.
Antiseptic Wipes and Creams: Alcohol wipes, iodine swabs, and antiseptic creams for cleaning wounds and preventing infection.
Instant Cold Packs and Hot Packs: Single-use packs for immediate relief of sprains, bruises, or sore muscles.
Burn Dressings and Hydrogel: Specialized consumables for immediate care of burns and injuries.
Surgical Drapes: Sterile sheets used to cover the patient and surrounding area, creating a sterile field.
Instrument Covers: Used to cover and protect surgical instruments before use.
Table Covers: Covers for operating tables and equipment tables to maintain sterility.
Surgical Masks and Respirators: Used by surgeons and staff to prevent infection transmission.
Surgical Gowns: Sterile gowns worn by the surgical team to maintain hygiene.
Gloves: Sterile, disposable gloves for all staff involved in the operation.
Face Shields and Goggles: Eye protection to prevent contact with blood or bodily fluids.
Gauze and Sponges: Absorbent materials to control bleeding and manage fluids during surgery.
Cotton Balls and Swabs: Used to apply antiseptics and manage small areas of bleeding.
Hemostatic Agents: Products like sponges and powders that help control bleeding and clotting.
Sutures: Absorbable and non-absorbable sutures for wound closure.
Surgical Needles: Specialized needles for stitching and closing incisions.
Skin Staplers and Clips: Used for rapid closure of incisions, particularly in larger surgical areas.
Suction Tubes and Canisters: Used to remove fluids from the surgical site.
Surgical Drapes with Pouches: Drapes that contain built-in pouches to collect fluids.
Irrigation Sets: Sets that help rinse and clean the surgical site.
Breathing Circuits: Tubing and accessories connecting patients to anesthesia machines.
Endotracheal Tubes and Laryngeal Masks: Used to secure airways during anesthesia.
Syringes and Needles for Anesthesia: For administering anesthetic agents.
Scalpel Blades: Single-use blades for cutting tissue. Cannulas and Catheters: For fluid management and drainage. Electrosurgical Pencils and Tips: Used in electrosurgery for cutting and coagulating tissue.
Sharps Containers: Containers for safe disposal of needles, blades, and other sharp objects.
Biohazard Bags: Red bags or containers for disposing of contaminated materials.
Absorbent Mats and Pads: Placed under the patient or in the operating room to absorb spills.
Cosmetics and Make-up: Special mortuary makeup used to enhance appearance for viewings.
Waxes and Putty: Used to fill in features, reconstruct damaged areas, and restore a natural appearance.
Adhesives: Glues and bonding agents to secure areas and features such as eyelids or lips.
Hair Care Products: Shampoos, conditioners, and styling products for preparing hair.
Body Bags and Shrouds: Used for transporting and storing bodies with hygiene and discretion.
Disposable Liners and Pads: Absorbent pads placed under the body to manage leakage.
Identification Tags and Labels: Waterproof tags for identifying bodies and tracking procedures.
Antiseptic Wipes and Sprays: Used to clean surfaces and hands in between procedures.
Sanitizing Soaps and Lotions: For hand hygiene in compliance with infection control.
Waste Disposal Bags: Biohazard and general waste bags for disposing of contaminated materials.
