Rite Aid Alcohol Prep Pads, Isopropyl Alcohol 70%, Antiseptic Skin Cleanser- 100 Pads

Item No. 0357370

These Rite Aid Alcohol Prep Pads are made with isopropyl alcohol 70% and are ideal for sanitizing skin surfaces. Rite Aid alcohol swab pads are individually wrapped to ensure each pad remains sterile, moist, and ready to use. Isopropyl alcohol 70% solution kills germs and prevents infections from minor cuts and scrapes on the skin's surface. Alcohol prep pads are often used before giving an injection, as it's important to sterilize the skin where the needle will make contact. Rite Aid Alcohol Swabs contain 70% isopropyl alcohol, which kills germs instantly and prepares the skin for injection.

• ALCOHOL WIPE PADS: These Rite Aid sterile antiseptic wipes contain 70% isopropyl alcohol to kill germs promptly and helps prevent wounds from getting infections. Compare Rite Aid antiseptic skin cleanser pads to the leading national brand and save.
• FIRST AID KIT ESSENTIALS: Add these Rite Aid Alcohol Prep Pads to your first aid kit alongside other essential wound cleaning products such as antibiotic ointments, antiseptic skin cleansing wash, rubbing alcohol, gauze pads, and adhesive bandages.
• ANTISEPTIC SKIN CLEANSER: These Rite Aid Alcohol Swabs contain rubbing alcohol 70 percent to aid in sanitizing skin surfaces prior to piercings, skin injections for insulin shots, bloodwork preparation, immunizations, or cleaning small skin wounds.
• INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED: Each prep pad is individually wrapped to keep the pads moist, sterile, and effective for each use. These convenient alcohol swabs are easy-to-use and perfect for storing in a first aid kit, at home, and perfect for use on-the-go.
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