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Chlorhexidine skin prep

The combination used before anything invasive. Let it dry, which is the step everyone skips and the step that does the work.

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Chlorhexidine in alcohol

Two antiseptics doing two different jobs in the same applicator. The alcohol acts fast and evaporates. The chlorhexidine keeps working after it has dried, which is why the combination is used where the site needs to stay clean for longer than the few seconds an alcohol swab covers.

It has to dry to work. Rushing the needle in while the site is still wet defeats both halves of it, and stings.

Swabstick or applicator

Swabsticks come in a sachet and suit a small site. A single use applicator holds more solution and is the better choice for a larger field where you want one pass rather than three.

Everything on the box, before you buy.

The incumbents make you register to see a price. The batch and the expiry you are shipped are the ones printed here.

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Questions about chlorhexidine skin prep

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Chlorhexidine or an alcohol swab?

An alcohol swab is the everyday choice for an injection site. Chlorhexidine in alcohol is used where the site needs to stay clean longer than alcohol alone manages. Follow whatever your prescriber or your practice protocol specifies.

How long should chlorhexidine be left to dry?

Until it is visibly dry. The carton gives a time, and that is the one to follow.

Use it with

Often bought together

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