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Antiseptic skin preparation substances are applied to the skin to reduce the number of microbial flora at an intravascular catheter insertion site. These products also may be used for catheter site care/dressing changes. Examples include alcohols, chlorhexidine, iodine, sodium hypochlorite.

Alcavis Wound Cleanser Alcavis HDC, LLC Prevents risk of bacterial contamination and skin infections. Non-staining, non-sensitizing. Viable alternative to povidone iodine.More
ChloraPrep SEPP® CareFusion Corp. A 2% CHG and 70% IPA formulation that is highly recommended for cutaneous antisepsis with support from more than 35 published outcomes.More
ChloraPrep® FREPP® CareFusion Corp. A 2% CHG and 70% IPA formulation that is highly recommended for cutaneous antisepsis with support from more than 35 published outcomes.More
ChloraPrep® Swabstick CareFusion Corp. A 2% CHG and 70% IPA formulation that is highly recommended for cutaneous antisepsis with support from more than 35 published outcomes.More
Chlorascrub™ Professional Disposables International, Inc. Skin antiseptic. Suitable for protocols demanding strict surgery-level skin antisepsis and pre-injection skin preparation.More
ExCel AP® Aplicare, Inc. Faster-acting, less irritating than 2%CHG.70% IPA; persistant for seven days.More
Vacutainer® Alcohol Swabs BD Medical Pop-up alcohol swab dispenser. Convenient container keeps swabs moist and antiseptic, while reducing packaging.More