Non-sterile wooden tongue depressors, bulk, 500/box.

Non-sterile wooden tongue depressors.

Ideal for adding to first aid kits, as well as for first aid rooms, infirmaries, doctors' offices, etc. Useful for mouth examinations and for treating patients.

With polished faces for more comfort. Strong and durable. Five hundred tongue depressors/box, bulk package.

Non-sterile wooden tongue depressors, bulk - 500/Box

Enhance your medical consultations with our non-sterile wooden tongue depressors, available in bulk and sold by the box of 500. These tongue depressors are essential for oral and throat examinations, providing a practical solution for healthcare professionals.

Why choose our non-sterile wooden tongue depressors? Because they offer a practical and economical solution for medical examinations.

Add these tongue depressors to your supplies today and ensure professional and safe examinations at every consultation.

Peculiarities of:
The unique feature of our non-sterile wooden tongue depressors, bulk - 500/Box, lies in their practical and economical design, suitable for intensive use in various medical environments. Here are the key highlights that set them apart:

• Natural materials: Made from high-quality wood, these tongue depressors are strong and safe for patients while being environmentally friendly.
• Single-use: Designed for single-use, these tongue depressors reduce the risk of cross-contamination, ensuring hygienic consultation conditions.
• Large economical format: With 500 tongue depressors per box, this bulk format is ideal for high-demand environments, offering an economical solution without compromising quality.
• Versatility: Suitable for various contexts, these tongue depressors are perfect for doctors, dentists, nurses, and can also be used in artistic and craft projects.
• Easy storage: The practical box allows for easy storage and quick access during consultations.

Application:
To use the non-sterile wooden tongue depressors, follow these steps:

1. Preparation: Wash your hands before handling the tongue depressors to avoid any contamination. Take a tongue depressor out of the box.
2. Examination: Ask the patient to open their mouth wide. Use the tongue depressor to gently press down on the patient's tongue to get a better view of the throat and other oral structures.
3. Handling: Handle the tongue depressor carefully to avoid triggering a gag reflex in the patient.
4. Perform the required examination by closely observing the areas of interest.
5. Disposal: After use, dispose of the tongue depressor in an appropriate trash bin, ideally one designated for medical waste.
6. Hygiene: Wash your hands again after disposing of the tongue depressor to maintain hygienic conditions.

Maintenance and service life: 
To store the non-sterile wooden tongue depressors in optimal conditions, follow these recommendations:

1. Dry and clean location: Store the tongue depressors in a dry place to prevent them from absorbing moisture, which could compromise their integrity. Keep them in a clean environment to avoid contamination from dust or other particles.
2. Stable room temperature: Maintain the tongue depressors at a stable room temperature, avoiding extreme heat or cold variations that could affect the wood.
3. Original packaging: Keep the tongue depressors in their individual packaging and in their original box until used to protect them from dust and moisture.
4. Protection from damage: Avoid stacking heavy objects on the boxes of tongue depressors to prevent crushing or deformation.

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