Medline Aplicare Povidone-Iodine Prep Solution

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Aplicare Povidone-Iodine Prep Solution

• Multipurpose topical solution contains 10% Povidone Iodine USP, 1% available Iodine, for broad-spectrum germicidal action
  
• Appropriate for presurgical patient preparation (as a paint, wet soak or spray); disinfection of wounds and burns; and emergency antiseptic treatment of lacerations and abrasions
  
• Acts as prophylactic anti-infective agent in hospital and office procedures, providing protection against possible post-operative infection of incisions; nonirritating to skin, wounds and mucous membranes and is virtually nonstaining to skin and natural fabrics
  
• Action: Povidone Iodine Prep Solution has been found to reduce bacteria and microorganisms on the skin. A golden brown film formed by the solution when allowed to air dry, delineates the treated areas.
  
  • Product is intended for use on the body only

• Antiseptic Type: PVP-I
• Fragrance: Unscented
• Razor Included: No
• UNSPSC: 42295421

10% Povidone Iodine Prep Solution 2-oz. Spray

SKU: APL82332

Case Packaging: 24/CS

• Description: Povidone Iodine Spray: Single-use spray features a clear plastic cap, which prevents pumping during shipment. No-touch application for minor wounds: abrasions, lacerations, and burns. Fine, even mist that coats hard to reach and broad areas with less pooling. Also features broad-spectrum germicidal activity for both hospital and office procedures. An alternate option for the last step in scrub-paint pre-op preparations. 2 oz. 10% Providone Iodine Spray.
• Manufacturer: MEDLINE
• Latex Info: Made With Latex
• Manufacturer Product Number: 82-332
• HCPC Code: NO CODE - PRODUCT DOES NOT MEET HCPCS SPECIFICATIONS

• Dimensions: 6.0x5.4"x9.0"
• Gross Weight: 4.5
• Unit Weight: LB

Disclaimer: HCPCS codes and HSA/FSA eligibility information provided by Medline are intended as general guidelines only. Medline does not guarantee coverage or reimbursement of any products. You must address all coverage and reimbursement concerns with your individual payer(s) and/or plan administrator.