Saturated. Sealed.
Sized for the job.
A box of 90 individually sealed 70% isopropyl alcohol pads in two sizes: 60 small for skin, 30 large for the mat. Your name on every pouch and on the box.
- 60 skin prep, 50 × 70 mm
- 30 mat prep, 65 × 100 mm
- Drug Facts panel with lot number and expiry on every box
Next to a drugstore pad
Most patients are handed whatever the pharmacy had. Here is the difference, on the same mat, in the same light.
A drugstore pad, then ours.
The drugstore pads open small and thin. Ours open to a full, saturated pad: small for skin, large enough to wipe the whole mat.
Tap to play. Silent. Loads only when you press play.
Tear, unfold
Each pad sealed in its own black pouch, your name printed on it. The Drug Facts are on the back.
One pad, the whole mat
The large pad is sized for the mat: one wipe before the dose, one after.
The box of 90
60 skin, 30 mat. The box carries your mark and the Drug Facts panel, lot number and expiry.
Specifications
| Contents | 90 individually sealed pads |
|---|---|
| Skin prep | 60 pads, 50 × 70 mm |
| Mat prep | 30 pads, 65 × 100 mm |
| Active ingredient | 70% isopropyl alcohol, antiseptic |
| Pouch | Printed with your clinic’s name |
| Box | Printed with your mark; Drug Facts panel, lot number and expiry |
Your mark on it
Your clinic’s name on every pouch and your mark on the box. Plain boxes in the Protocol Ritual name are available too. Tell us what you dispense; we send proofs with your mark, and your sample arrives before anything is made.
Questions
Can prep pads carry a clinic’s name?
Yes. The clinic’s name is printed on each pouch and its mark on the box. The Drug Facts panel stays on the box as required.
Why two sizes in one box?
Small pads (50 × 70 mm) prep the injection site. Large pads (65 × 100 mm) wipe the reconstitution mat before and after a dose.
How long does a box last?
It depends on the protocol. A patient on one or two compounds can reasonably get about a month from a box.
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