SOLVENTUM 9204 AVAGARD SURGICAL & HEALTHCARE PERSONNEL HAND ANTISEPTIC Accessories: Nail Cleaners, 150/bx, 6 bx/cs

SOLVENTUM 9204 AVAGARD SURGICAL & HEALTHCARE PERSONNEL HAND ANTISEPTIC Accessories: Nail Cleaners, 150/bx, 6 bx/cs
SOLVENTUM 9204 AVAGARD SURGICAL & HEALTHCARE PERSONNEL HAND ANTISEPTIC Accessories: Nail Cleaners, 150/bx, 6 bx/cs
⢠Model: 9204
⢠150 Nail Cleaners/ Box
⢠6 Boxes/ Case
The 9204 Avagard Nail Cleaner by Solventum / 3M is a specialized accessory designed for preāsurgical and routine hygiene use, focusing on the oftenāoverlooked region under the fingernails and cuticles. In hospital and surgical settings, residual debris under nails can harbor microorganisms that are not fully eliminated by hand antiseptics alone, so this nail cleaner helps ensure that the antisepticās action is more fully effective. The device is provided as singleāuse plastic picks, 150 per box, and is intended to support the overall hand hygiene protocol.
Functionally, the 9204 is conceived to work without water, scrubbing, or brushes. It is promoted as āscrubless, brushless, waterless,ā meaning the user does not need to use water or mechanical scrubbing motions to clean under nails. Instead, the pick is used to dislodge debris, after which the antiseptic (e.g. Avagard surgical hand antiseptic) is applied. The manufacturer claims that in vitro testing shows over 99āÆ% kill of a broad spectrum of organisms within 15 seconds, reinforcing its compatibility with rapid clinical workflows.
From a design perspective, the pick is made of plastic (white in color) with a tapered tip of about 3āÆinches in length. It is nonsterile, disposable, and intended for single use. Its compatibility with latex and nonālatex gloves ensures safe use in surgical or sterile environments without concern for glove chemical interactions. The inclusion of emollients in the formulation helps mitigate skin damage from frequent use, supporting compliance by reducing dryness or cracking. In aggregate, the 9204 nail cleaner is a targeted accessory that enhances the effectiveness and reliability of surgical hand antisepsis protocols.

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SOLVENTUM 9204 AVAGARD SURGICAL & HEALTHCARE PERSONNEL HAND ANTISEPTIC Accessories: Nail Cleaners, 150/bx, 6 bx/cs
⢠Model: 9204
⢠150 Nail Cleaners/ Box
⢠6 Boxes/ Case
The 9204 Avagard Nail Cleaner by Solventum / 3M is a specialized accessory designed for preāsurgical and routine hygiene use, focusing on the oftenāoverlooked region under the fingernails and cuticles. In hospital and surgical settings, residual debris under nails can harbor microorganisms that are not fully eliminated by hand antiseptics alone, so this nail cleaner helps ensure that the antisepticās action is more fully effective. The device is provided as singleāuse plastic picks, 150 per box, and is intended to support the overall hand hygiene protocol.
Functionally, the 9204 is conceived to work without water, scrubbing, or brushes. It is promoted as āscrubless, brushless, waterless,ā meaning the user does not need to use water or mechanical scrubbing motions to clean under nails. Instead, the pick is used to dislodge debris, after which the antiseptic (e.g. Avagard surgical hand antiseptic) is applied. The manufacturer claims that in vitro testing shows over 99āÆ% kill of a broad spectrum of organisms within 15 seconds, reinforcing its compatibility with rapid clinical workflows.
From a design perspective, the pick is made of plastic (white in color) with a tapered tip of about 3āÆinches in length. It is nonsterile, disposable, and intended for single use. Its compatibility with latex and nonālatex gloves ensures safe use in surgical or sterile environments without concern for glove chemical interactions. The inclusion of emollients in the formulation helps mitigate skin damage from frequent use, supporting compliance by reducing dryness or cracking. In aggregate, the 9204 nail cleaner is a targeted accessory that enhances the effectiveness and reliability of surgical hand antisepsis protocols.












