Healthcare Supplies

Try Band-Aid Brand Sterile Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages to cover and protect minor wounds, cuts, scrapes and burns. Memory Weave fabric stretches and flexes as you move for all-day comfort and flexibility. Each fabric bandage features a Quilt-Aid Comfort Pad to cushion and protect painful wounds while you heal to help prevent re-injury. Hurt-Free Pad won't stick to the wound as they wick away blood and fluids, allowing gentle, pain-free removal. From a doctor-recommended bandage brand, these extra-large adhesive bandages help protect against dirt and germs that may cause infection for up to 24 hours, making them a great addition to a first aid kit or wound care supplies. Plus, wounds covered with a bandage heal faster than uncovered wounds. For proper wound care, change bandage daily.

Sterile, alcohol prep pads are an easy, convenient way to cleanse the skin. These Curad Alcohol Swabs help fight bacteria at the site of application especially for pre-injection skin prepping. With 70 percent isopropyl, latex-free alcohol swabs are used most by hospitals. Two-fold, quilted swabs are individually sealed and disposable for your safety and convenience

Truly Ouchless Silicone Flexible Fabric Bandages integrate technology that has been taken to the next level. They achieve exceptional bandage protection without the hurtful removal. Advanced silicone adhesive allows gentle removal and reapplication when checking wounds so it is repositionable. Nonstick wound pad with four-sided seal helps keep dirt and germs out. Pad on the standard-size breathable bandages is two times more absorbent than most leading brands.

Rubbing Alcohol cleans minor cuts, scrapes and burns while helping to reduce the risk of getting an infection. Use small amounts of rubbing alcohol on affected areas one to three times daily. Once alcohol dries, wounds may be covered with sterile bandages. USP rubbing alcohol contains 70 percent of pure isopropyl alcohol to prevent bacteria growth.

Rubbing Alcohol cleans minor cuts, scrapes and burns while helping to reduce the risk of getting an infection. Use small amounts of rubbing alcohol on affected areas one to three times daily. Once alcohol dries, wounds may be covered with sterile bandages. USP rubbing alcohol contains 70 percent of pure isopropyl alcohol to prevent bacteria growth.