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Product image. Supplied as 20 individually sealed pads; the sachet shown is one of them. Supplied packaging and markings may vary.
Reynard prep pads carrying 70% isopropyl alcohol with 2% chlorhexidine gluconate, each individually sealed in its own sachet. 6 x 6 cm, single-use, supplied as 20 pads.
These are Reynard alcohol and chlorhexidine prep pads — 6 cm by 6 cm pads impregnated with 70% isopropyl alcohol and 2% chlorhexidine gluconate — supplied as 20 individually sealed pads.
Alcohol & Chlorhexidine Swabs (20pk) are available in Australia through Aus BAC Supply, held locally and dispatched from Melbourne with tracked delivery to all states and territories.
Two things separate this pack from the plain alcohol swabs stocked alongside it, and both are matters of what is in the sachet rather than of what either is for.
The first is the second agent. Both carry the same 70% isopropyl alcohol; this one adds 2% chlorhexidine gluconate. The two behave differently: isopropyl alcohol evaporates and leaves nothing behind, while chlorhexidine is substantive — it binds to the surface it is applied to and remains there after the alcohol has gone. The combination is why the pads are described by their two concentrations rather than by one.
The second is the pad. At 6 cm by 6 cm it covers four times the area of a 3 cm by 6 cm swab folded once, and twice the area unfolded. Each pad is sealed in its own sachet, which is what keeps it wet until it is opened.
They reach us in the manufacturer’s 200-pad carton and are sold here in 20s, in their original individually sealed sachets, unopened and unaltered. The carton is marked for professional and hospital use.
Each pad is single-use: one pad, one surface, then discard. Chlorhexidine causes hypersensitivity reactions in some people, and those reactions can be severe — do not use these if you are sensitive to chlorhexidine, and the plain 70% isopropyl swabs stocked alongside them contain none.
Isopropyl alcohol is flammable. Keep the sachets away from heat, sparks and open flame, and let a wiped surface dry rather than fanning or blowing on it.
They are single-use pads carrying 70% isopropyl alcohol and 2% chlorhexidine gluconate. Use is a matter for the person using them and their qualified healthcare professional.
Two things. The solution adds 2% chlorhexidine gluconate to the same 70% isopropyl alcohol, and the pad is 6 cm × 6 cm rather than 3 cm × 6 cm. Both packs are 20, individually sealed and single-use.
Isopropyl alcohol evaporates and leaves nothing on the surface. Chlorhexidine is substantive — it binds to the surface and stays there once the alcohol has gone. That is the difference between the two agents; what it means for any particular use is a matter for you and your qualified healthcare professional.
The chlorhexidine gluconate. The alcohol is the 70% figure. Both are stated on the manufacturer’s carton and both appear in the specification table above.
No. Chlorhexidine causes hypersensitivity reactions in some people and those reactions can be severe. The plain alcohol swabs stocked alongside these contain 70% isopropyl alcohol and no chlorhexidine.
20, each individually sealed in its own sachet. They come to us in the manufacturer’s 200-pad carton and are sold in 20s, sachets unopened and unaltered.
No. Each pad is single-use and should be discarded after one use.