Dynarex 4523 Minor Laceration Tray w/ Instruments, 20/cs

Dynarex 4523 Minor Laceration Tray w/ Instruments, 20/cs

Designed for efficient and effective wound care, the Dynarex 4523 Minor Laceration Tray with Instruments is a must-have for medical professionals and first responders. This comprehensive tray includes all the essential tools needed for minor laceration procedures, such as suture removal, wound cleaning, and dressing application. The tray contains instruments such as forceps, scissors, and a tray cover, all conveniently packaged in a sterile, single-use kit.

Technical specifications of the tray include dimensions of X inches and a material composition of high-quality stainless steel for durability and performance. Certified for medical use, this tray meets rigorous quality standards, ensuring reliable and safe use in various settings. Whether in a medical facility, emergency room, or home care environment, the Dynarex 4523 Minor Laceration Tray is versatile and practical for all users.

Ideal for healthcare professionals, EMTs, and emergency response teams, this tray streamlines minor wound care procedures and ensures hygienic practices in medical settings. With individually wrapped sterile instruments, users can trust in the cleanliness and safety of each tool, minimizing the risk of infection and complications.

The Dynarex 4523 Minor Laceration Tray w/ Instruments is a cost-effective solution for wound care needs, offering bulk packaging of 20 trays per case. This bulk purchase option provides a value proposition with reduced per-unit cost, ensuring a steady supply of trays for frequent use cases. Additionally, the tray is shelf-stable for extended periods, making it a convenient and reliable choice for stocking medical supplies.

In conclusion, the Dynarex 4523 Minor Laceration Tray w/ Instruments offers exceptional quality, reliability, and convenience for medical professionals in need of efficient wound care solutions. Trust in the durability, sterility, and practical design of this tray for all minor laceration procedures.