Why Saljet Saline Topical Solution – 30 mL
Saljet Saline Topical Solution is a sterile, single-use 0.9% sodium chloride (saline) solution designed for topical wound-care applications. Each 30 mL vial delivers saline through a convenient squeeze applicator, making it suitable for moistening and lubricating absorbent wound dressings before removal from traumatic wounds, cuts, bruises, and minor burns. The solution is isotonic, non-pyrogenic, and contains no preservatives. Supplied 20 vials per box.
Key Features
✔ 0.9% sodium chloride (saline) topical solution — isotonic and non-pyrogenic.
✔ Sterile and preservative-free.
✔ 30 mL single-use vial with convenient squeeze applicator.
✔ Delivers approximately 4–8 psi with normal squeezing pressure.
✔ Single-use format for hygienic point-of-care wound application.
✔ No syringe or needle required for small-volume saline application.
✔ 20 vials per box.
Benefits
✔ Helps moisten and lubricate wound dressings before removal, reducing trauma to the wound bed.
✔ Provides convenient, ready-to-use sterile saline at the point of care.
✔ Single-use format helps reduce the contamination risk associated with repeatedly accessing larger multi-use saline containers.
✔ Eliminates the need for syringes and needles for this small-volume topical application.
✔ Squeeze applicator is easy to use and carry at the point of care.
✔ Preservative-free formula suitable for wound-care applications where preservative-free saline is indicated.
✔ 20-vial box is practical for clinical, home-care, and first-aid supply stock.
Usage/Application
Suitable for topical wound-care applications requiring sterile saline, including moistening and lubricating absorbent wound dressings before removal from traumatic wounds, cuts, bruises, and minor burns. For topical use only — not for injection or inhalation. Single-use vials should be discarded after use — do not reuse. Use in accordance with the wound-care protocol and the treating clinician's or healthcare provider's instructions. The squeeze applicator delivers approximately 4–8 psi under normal squeezing pressure — adjust application technique as appropriate for the wound type and dressing. For professional or supervised home-care wound management. If in doubt about wound care management, consult a healthcare professional.
