Non–sterile Standard Wooden Tongue Depressor (100Pcs)
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A Non-sterile Standard Wooden Tongue Depressor set for everyday exams and general clinical tasks. Smooth, splinter-resistant wood with rounded ends ensures comfort and control. Ideal for oral checks, applying ointments, and light mixing. Disposable single-use design supports hygiene and fast room turnover. A cost-effective 100-piece pack for clinics, screening camps, first-aid rooms, and education settings.
Description
The Non-sterile Standard Wooden Tongue Depressor (100 pcs) is a versatile, disposable tool used for oral examinations, throat inspection, and general clinical tasks where a sterile field is not required. Each depressor is made from smooth, splinter-resistant wood with rounded ends for patient comfort and easy handling. The standard size and firm rigidity allow reliable control during exams, while the natural wood surface also makes it useful for mixing ointments, applying topical products, or labeling and stirring in dispensaries.
Key features and benefits:
• Non-sterile, ready for general exams and non-aseptic tasks
• Smooth, splinter-resistant finish with rounded ends for comfort
• Firm yet flexible wood for confident control and even pressure
• Standard size for predictable handling across users and settings
• Disposable single-use design supports hygiene and quick turnover
• Supplied in a practical 100-piece pack for clinics, camps, and classrooms
Common uses and applications:
• Oral and throat examinations in outpatient clinics and screening camps
• Spatula for applying ointments, creams, or gels in small areas
• Mixing and stirring small volumes of compounds in pharmacies
• First-aid rooms, dental operatories, and nurse stations for general tasks
• Non-medical uses such as arts, crafts, model making, and educational projects
How it compares:
• Compared to sterile versions, non-sterile depressors are more economical for routine checks and non-invasive tasks.
• Compared to plastic alternatives, wooden depressors provide a natural feel, reliable rigidity, and are easy to dispose of after single use.
Good practice notes:
• For any procedure requiring aseptic technique or contact with open tissue, use a sterile depressor.
• Store in a clean, dry area and discard after one use.
• Train users in proper exam technique to ensure patient comfort and consistent results.
