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Antiseptic Wipes, Swab Sticks, and Prep Pads

Antiseptic wipes offer medical professionals, at-home caregivers, and self-care patients a convenient, one-step process of sterilizing the skin prior to catheterization or any other hand-to-skin contact procedure. Most wipes and swabs are single-use, effectively sanitizing the skin while avoiding cross-contamination. Antiseptic swabs and wipes, like Iodine prep pads, are used to clean wounds, prepare skin for surgery, sterilize for catheter insertion, and many other medical procedures. Allegromedical.com offers a full array of antiseptic wipes, iodine prep pads & swab sticks from industry-leading brands at the best prices guaranteed. For peace of mind and further savings, set up routine shipping with our convenient Allegro Autoship program.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS


Are antiseptic wipes and alcohol wipes the same?

Antiseptic wipes are generally used to sterilize an area of the skin. Alcohol wipes may be used to disinfect around a wound but are not recommended for use directly on an open wound. They can delay or even prevent the healing process and are very drying on the skin. Antiseptic wipes are commonly used in hospitals and other medical facilities. They are used to sterilize, prevent infection, and can be used to clean open wounds carefully. They do not dry the skin as alcohol wipes do. They are best used on the skin whereas alcohol wipes are ideal for sterilizing instruments instead.

Can you use antiseptic wipes on cuts?

Yes, antiseptic wipes are ideal for cuts and open wounds. They can protect the skin by preventing it from drying out too much. They also sterilize wounds to prevent infection and the development of bacteria. Viral infections and bacteria can easily infect an open cut. Using antiseptic wipes to sterilize the cut will help the wound heal up nicely. They are also excellent for sterilizing the skin before inserting a catheter or any other medical equipment. They can be used even in the event that the area to be prepped has a cut or wound on it. Iodine prep pads may also be used to sterilize an open wound. It is not painful on the skin at all.

What are antiseptic wipes made of?

Antiseptic wipes are made with 0.13% Benzalkonium Chloride, a disinfecting agent that sterilizes without stinging wounds at all. This active ingredient is safe enough for even the most sensitive skin and is known for its refreshing and hydrating properties. Antiseptic wipes are recommended for external use only. They are suitable for sterilization of wounds as well as personal hygiene, including use on the face and hands if needed. They do not contain ingredients that are aggravating to the skin and rarely cause contact dermatitis. They are safe and ideal for even the most sensitive skin types.

Do Iodine prep pads expire?

Iodine prep pads are useful for minor procedures. They do not sting and are often used for venipuncture, IV, kidney dialysis, and pre-op procedures. They are individually packaged to maintain their germicidal properties as long as possible. However, they do have an expiry date. After the expiry date, iodine prep pads may have dried out, or the active ingredient – 10% povidone iodine – may no longer be active. It is best to observe and respect the expiration dates. Do not use expired iodine prep pads for any purpose after they have expired. Throw the package away and replace it with new ones.

How should females wipe before catheter insertion?

Before inserting a catheter, females should attempt to drain the bladder first. Then, they should wash their hands properly with warm, soapy water. Next, they should wash their genitals with warm, soapy water as well and finally, disinfect with antiseptic wipes. It is crucial to make sure the area is sterile and clean before inserting a catheter. The catheter must be removed from the package and then sterilized properly with alcohol pads. This process will prevent infections from occurring as a result of the catheter insertion. Once everything is sterilized, you may begin to slowly insert the catheter, as per the instructions on the package.

What are antiseptic wipes?

Antiseptic wipes are disinfecting wipes that can sterilize skin, wounds, and cuts. They are made with an active ingredient called Benzalkonium Chloride. This active ingredient allows for proper sterilization without drying out or damaging the skin. They are used by healthcare professionals and patients to sterilize an area for injection, or to clean and sterilize a wound before bandaging it up. They are favored over alcohol wipes, which may cause infection or hamper the healing process. Alcohol wipes are best used for sterilizing tools and antiseptic wipes are ideal for the skin.


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