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The Dynarex Povidone Iodine Prep Pads provide antiseptic skin preparation for a wide range of clinical procedures. Each pad is individually saturated with a 10% povidone-iodine solution, delivering consistent antiseptic coverage for venipunctures, IV starts, renal dialysis access, pre-operative prepping, and other minor invasive procedures. Sold in a box of 100 pads for clinical dispensing and high-volume use.
Hospitals, outpatient clinics, and physician offices performing routine venipunctures, IV placements, and blood draws will find the box-of-100 format practical for high-volume daily use at the point of care. Dialysis centers requiring consistent antiseptic preparation of vascular access sites will benefit from the standardized 10% povidone-iodine concentration in each individually packaged pad. Surgical and pre-operative nursing staff responsible for skin preparation prior to minor invasive procedures will find these pads a reliable, ready-to-use antiseptic option. Home health nurses and visiting clinicians performing IV starts or wound care in patient homes will also find the individually packaged format convenient for portable, single-use antiseptic preparation.
What concentration of povidone-iodine is in each pad?
Each pad is saturated with a 10% povidone-iodine solution, which is the standard concentration used for antiseptic skin preparation in clinical settings.
Are these pads for single use only?
Yes. Each pad is individually packaged for single-use application. Do not reuse pads after opening.
Can these be used on patients with iodine sensitivity?
No. Povidone-iodine products should not be used on patients with known iodine sensitivity or thyroid disorders without consulting a healthcare provider. Always review patient allergy history before use.
What procedures are these pads indicated for?
These pads are indicated for antiseptic skin preparation prior to venipunctures, IV starts, renal dialysis access, pre-operative prepping, and other minor invasive procedures. They are not intended for wound irrigation or internal use.