PDI PVP Iodine Swabstick Medium 10% USP Povidone-Iodine 3/PK 25/Bx

Why Choose the PDI PVP Iodine Swabstick Medium – 10% USP Povidone-Iodine – 3/Pack – 25/Box

The PDI PVP Iodine Swabstick Medium is designed for external skin antiseptic preparation before minor procedures, dressing changes, or other approved care applications. The 10% USP povidone-iodine formula and swabstick format support controlled application, while the 3/pack, 25/box format is practical for clinics, long-term care, first aid, and facility supply needs — the antiseptic pre-measured onto its own applicator.

Key Features

✔ PDI PVP iodine swabsticks

✔ Medium swabstick size

✔ 10% USP povidone-iodine

✔ 3 swabsticks per pack

✔ 25 packs per box

✔ Topical antiseptic skin prep format

✔ Designed for controlled application

✔ Practical for clinical, facility, and first aid use

✔ Useful for professional or trained caregiver routines

Benefits

✔ Supports skin cleansing before approved care procedures

✔ Swabstick format helps apply antiseptic more precisely

✔ 3/pack format is convenient for single care setups

✔ Box of 25 supports ongoing supply needs

✔ Practical for clinics, long-term care, and home care nursing

✔ Helps reduce mess compared with bottled solution

✔ Useful for organized wound care or procedure supply areas

Usage/Application

Ideal for skin antiseptic preparation, minor wound care routines, dressing change preparation, clinic supply rooms, long-term care facilities, first aid kits, home care nursing, and trained users who need 10% povidone-iodine swabsticks in a 3/pack format. The swabstick answers what the bottle can't: each stick carries its measured dose of 10% USP povidone-iodine on its own applicator — no pouring, no soaked cotton balls, no open bottle at the bedside — applied in the controlled strokes skin prep technique calls for, with the amber colour mapping exactly where the antiseptic has been, and the 3/pack matching the multi-swab prep sequence many clinical protocols run so one pack opens per procedure and nothing half-used returns to the shelf. Use them within the professional frame the format serves: external antiseptic preparation per the setting's protocols — before dressing changes, minor procedures, and the applications the care plan approves — applied per the product's directions and allowed to work per the labelled guidance, with single-use disposal after each stick. The iodine rules travel with the format: external use only, kept from eyes, not for deep or serious wounds, iodine sensitivity or allergy contraindicating use, and the ask-first populations — pregnancy, infants, thyroid conditions, large-area or prolonged application — routed to a provider or pharmacist, since absorption is the reason those cautions exist; in clinical settings, the patient's allergy status is checked before the pack opens, which is the swabstick version of the ask-before-the-bottle rule. Stock the box where preps happen — dressing carts, first aid stations, home nursing kits — store sealed at labelled conditions, rotate by expiry as antiseptic stock quietly ages, and keep the sequence's ending unchanged: prepped skin serves a procedure, and wounds that worsen or fail to improve are the provider's call, whatever prepared them.