3M™ SoluPrep 2% Chg, 70% Iso Alc Clear Solution Swabsticks Single

Why Choose the 3M™ SoluPrep Clear Solution Swabstick

The 3M™ SoluPrep Clear Solution Swabstick is designed for professional skin antisepsis before procedures such as injections, catheter insertion, blood draws, minor procedures, or dressing changes. Its combination of chlorhexidine gluconate and isopropyl alcohol provides broad antiseptic skin preparation in a convenient single-use swabstick format.

Key Features

✔ Single-use antiseptic swabstick

✔ Contains 2% CHG chlorhexidine gluconate

✔ Contains 70% isopropyl alcohol

✔ Clear solution formula

✔ Designed for skin preparation before medical procedures

✔ Helps reduce bacteria on the skin

✔ Convenient swabstick applicator

✔ Supports controlled application

✔ Suitable for clinical, facility, and healthcare-directed use

Benefits

✔ Provides effective antiseptic skin preparation

✔ Helps support infection-control routines

✔ Single-use design helps reduce cross-contamination

✔ Clear solution allows visibility of the skin area

✔ Swabstick format is convenient and easy to apply

✔ Useful before catheter care, injections, and minor procedures

✔ Practical for clinics, hospitals, long-term care, and medical supply rooms

Usage/Application

Ideal for healthcare-directed skin preparation before procedures requiring antiseptic cleansing, including IV starts, catheter care, blood collection, injections, dressing changes, and minor procedural prep. Suitable for hospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities, home-care nursing, and professional medical settings. Use the swabstick as directed to prepare intact skin before a procedure, applying it per the instructions and allowing the area to dry. Because it contains chlorhexidine gluconate and 70% isopropyl alcohol, keep it away from the eyes, ears, and mucous membranes, since chlorhexidine can cause injury to these areas, and allow the alcohol to dry fully before any procedure involving heat or cautery, as it is flammable. Use each swabstick once and discard it, stop use if irritation or an allergic reaction occurs, keep it away from children, and follow professional or clinical protocols for procedural skin antisepsis.