Baxter Canada Sterile Water For Irrigation In Plastic 500ml Pour Bottle 15/Bx

Why Choose the Baxter Canada Sterile Water for Irrigation

The Baxter Canada Sterile Water for Irrigation is designed for medical and clinical use where sterile water is needed for irrigation, rinsing, or cleansing applications. Its 500 mL plastic pour bottle format supports controlled pouring and convenient handling, making it practical for clinics, hospitals, long-term care, home care, and caregiver-supported care routines when directed by a healthcare professional.

Key Features

✔ Sterile water for irrigation

✔ 500 mL plastic pour bottle

✔ 15 bottles per box

✔ Manufactured by Baxter Canada

✔ Designed for irrigation and rinsing use

✔ Useful for wound cleansing when directed

✔ Convenient pour bottle format

✔ Suitable for clinical, long-term care, and home care settings

✔ Practical for procedure rooms and medical supply areas

Benefits

✔ Provides sterile water for approved irrigation needs

✔ 500 mL size is practical for moderate-volume care tasks

✔ Plastic pour bottle supports easier handling and controlled use

✔ 15-count box supports facility stocking and repeated use

✔ Useful for wound care, cleansing, and rinsing applications when appropriate

✔ Helps support clean care routines in professional and caregiver settings

✔ Trusted Baxter brand for medical fluid supplies

Usage/Application

Ideal for wound irrigation, rinsing, cleansing, procedure support, clinics, hospitals, long-term care facilities, assisted living, home care, and caregiver-supported care where sterile water for irrigation has been recommended. Use the sterile water as directed by a healthcare professional for topical irrigation tasks such as wound cleansing or rinsing, pouring the required volume from the bottle. It is sterile water for external irrigation only and must not be used for injection or infusion. Maintain sterility by using it for a single patient and discarding it per protocol once opened, and for wound irrigation follow the wound-care plan, monitor the wound, and follow the care team's guidance for cleansing and wound management.