SKIN PREP & SOLUTIONS: THE FOUNDATION OF EVERY PROCEDURE
Preparation is an important part of any clinical procedure. Our Skin Prep & Solutions collection brings together products used for skin cleansing, preparation and other applications within aesthetic and healthcare settings.
Featuring products such as alcohol and chlorhexidine preparation pads, sodium chloride solutions and preserved saline, our range offers options for different practitioner requirements. Each product has its own intended use, formulation and specifications.
UNDERSTANDING YOUR OPTIONS
Skin preparation products and saline solutions serve different purposes. Alcohol-based preparation pads are commonly used for cleansing the skin before appropriate procedures, while chlorhexidine-containing products provide an additional antiseptic ingredient where indicated.
Saline products are available in different formulations and packaging formats, with suitability depending on their labelled intended use. When selecting products, consider the ingredients, concentration, sterility, compatibility and manufacturer instructions.
COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT SKIN PREP & SOLUTIONS
What skin preparation products are available?
Our collection includes preparation pads containing
alcohol and chlorhexidine, alongside other products
used for skin preparation and related clinical tasks.
Available formulations may vary.
What is the difference between alcohol and chlorhexidine?
Alcohol is commonly used for rapid skin antisepsis,
while chlorhexidine is an antiseptic ingredient
that can provide residual antimicrobial activity.
Some preparation products combine both ingredients.
Always follow the product's labelled directions.
Are all saline solutions the same?
No. Saline products can differ in concentration,
preservatives, sterility and intended use.
Always check the individual product information
to confirm suitability for your application.
What is preserved saline?
Preserved saline contains an added preservative,
unlike preservative-free saline formulations.
Its suitability depends on the specific product,
intended application and manufacturer instructions.
Preserved saline should not be assumed suitable
for intravenous administration.
How should skin preparation products be stored?
Storage requirements depend on the formulation
and packaging. Follow the manufacturer's instructions,
check expiry dates and ensure packaging remains
intact before use.