Composition (Typical)

• Isopropyl alcohol or ethanol (usually 70–95%) – primary disinfecting agent

• Methyl salicylate – provides mild antiseptic and soothing properties

• Castor oil or other emollients – helps prevent skin dryness

• Purified water – diluent

(Exact composition may vary by manufacturer.)

Key Features

• Large 5-litre capacity
  Ideal for hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, salons, and high-use areas.

• Powerful antiseptic action
  Kills bacteria, viruses, and fungi on skin and surfaces.

• Fast-drying formulation
  Evaporates quickly, leaving the skin dry and clean without sticky residue.

• Multi-purpose use
  Suitable for skin preparation, surface cleaning, disinfecting instruments, and hand hygiene (when appropriate).

• Secure container
  Usually supplied in a sealed, chemical-resistant jerrycan-style bottle with a tight cap to prevent evaporation.

Common Uses

• Pre-procedural skin cleaning

• Disinfection before injections or blood draws

• General wound hygiene

• Cleaning small medical tools

• Cleaning and sanitizing surfaces

• Use in beauty salons and tattoo studios for hygiene

Advantages

• Cost-effective for heavy daily use

• Reliable and effective broad-spectrum disinfectant

• Convenient for refilling smaller bottles or dispensers

Key Features:

• Capacity: 5cc / 5ml

• Quantity: 100 pieces per box

• Type: Available in luer slip or luer lock variants

• Barrel: Transparent barrel with bold, precise graduation markings for accurate measurement

• Plunger: Smooth and leak-free movement for controlled dosing

• Material: Medical-grade, non-toxic, non-pyrogenic plastic

• Sterility: Individually packed, sterile, single-use

• Needle:

  • Some versions include a needle

  • Others come without a needle (needle purchased separately)

Common Uses:

• Intramuscular, subcutaneous, or intravenous injections

• Drawing and measuring medications

• Vaccinations

• IV medication reconstitution

• Wound irrigation

• Laboratory sample handling

• General clinical procedures

Advantages:

• Versatile size for many medical procedures

• Clear measurement markings reduce risk of dosing errors

• Easy to handle and control

• Hygienic and safe for single-use applications

Types of Tourniquets

1. Clinical / Phlebotomy Tourniquet

• Elastic strap used when drawing blood.

• Temporarily restricts venous return to make veins more visible.

• Usually made of latex-free elastic material.

• Releasable buckle or simple stretch-and-release design.

2. Emergency / Hemorrhage Control Tourniquet

• Used to stop severe bleeding (arterial bleeding).

• Common types:

  • CAT (Combat Application Tourniquet)

  • SOF-T

  • Windlass tourniquet

• Used in trauma, combat medicine, first aid.

3. Surgical Tourniquet

• Pneumatic (inflatable) cuff used to control blood flow during orthopedic or vascular surgery.