Costiway Healthcare Cleansing Swabs 65mm Plain Sterile 5 Pack
Costiway Healthcare Cleansing Swabs 65mm Plain Sterile — 5 Pack
Costiway 65mm plain sterile cleansing swabs are medical-grade, single-use swabs designed for reliable wound cleaning, injection site preparation and general first aid. Each swab is individually wrapped for hygiene and portability, making them ideal for clinical use, home care and emergency kits.
Key Benefits
- Medical-grade sterile cleansing swabs for reduced infection risk
- 65mm length for precise cleaning of wounds and injection sites
- Highly absorbent, gentle on skin and compatible with antiseptics
- Single-use, individually wrapped packs for convenience and safety
- Compact 5-pack ideal for clinics, paramedics, carers and home first aid
Ingredients and Materials
Manufactured from medical-grade absorbent non-woven material (cotton/viscose blend or rayon) and sterile processing. Individually sealed in breathable sterile packaging. No antiseptic added — plain sterile swabs suitable for use with saline, antiseptic solutions or as a dry cleansing pad. Product is single-use and latex-free.
How to Use
1. Wash hands and open the individual sterile pack without touching the swab tip. 2. Using aseptic technique, remove the swab and apply to the wound or injection site. 3. Clean gently from the centre outward to avoid contamination. 4. Use with saline or an antiseptic if required. 5. Dispose of the swab after a single use in a clinical waste bin.
Who It's For
Designed for healthcare professionals, first responders, carers and consumers managing minor wounds at home. Suitable for hospitals, clinics, GP surgeries, emergency first aid kits, injection site preparation and routine wound care where sterile plain swabs are required.
Caution & Storage
For external use only. Do not use if packaging is damaged or seal is broken. Single-use only — do not re-sterilise or reuse. Keep out of reach of children. If irritation or infection is suspected, seek medical advice. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong chemicals. Follow local clinical waste disposal regulations.