Cardinal Health 599 - Sterile Sleeve Protective Barrier for Medical and Surgical Applications, 30/BX, 2 BX/CA

Cardinal Health 599 - Sterile Sleeve Protective Barrier for Medical and Surgical Applications, 30/BX, 2 BX/CA

Product Overview

The Cardinal Health 599 Sterile Sleeve is designed to provide an effective protective barrier in medical and surgical environments. Manufactured from high-quality, sterile material, this sleeve helps maintain a contamination-free setting by covering the arms, reducing exposure to fluids, bacteria, and other contaminants. It is ideal for healthcare professionals who require additional protection during procedures.

Key Benefits

• Provides a sterile barrier to help reduce the risk of contamination
• Made from fluid-resistant material to protect against spills and exposure
• Designed for single-use, ensuring compliance with infection control protocols
• Elastic cuffs for a secure and comfortable fit
• Lightweight and breathable for extended wear

Compatibility and Applications

The Cardinal Health 599 Sterile Sleeve is commonly used in:

• Surgical procedures requiring additional protective coverage
• Sterile processing units to prevent cross-contamination
• Laboratory and research settings where contamination control is critical
• Infection control protocols in hospitals and healthcare facilities

This sleeve enhances hygiene and protection, ensuring a sterile working environment.

Usage Guidelines

To ensure proper application and effectiveness:

• Open in a sterile environment before use
• Slide over the arms and secure elastic cuffs to ensure a snug fit
• Dispose of after single use to maintain infection control standards

For best results, follow hospital guidelines for protective wear and sterile procedures.

Certifications, Safety Standards, and Regulatory Approvals

The Cardinal Health 599 Sterile Sleeve meets industry sterility and safety standards, including:

• FDA-approved for medical and surgical use
• ISO 13485 certification for quality assurance in protective medical textiles
• AAMI PB70-compliant for fluid resistance and infection control

These certifications confirm the products effectiveness and reliability in healthcare settings.

Comparison with Competitor Products

Compared to similar sterile sleeves from Medline, Mlnlycke, and Halyard Health, this product offers:

• Superior fluid resistance for enhanced protection
• Secure elastic cuffs to prevent sleeve slippage during procedures
• Lightweight, breathable material for increased comfort during extended wear
• Cost-effective pricing for bulk purchases in hospitals and medical centers

Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios

The Cardinal Health 599 Sterile Sleeve is commonly used by:

• Surgeons and operating room staff requiring additional protective coverage
• Sterile processing department workers handling medical instruments
• Laboratory professionals managing sensitive biological samples
• Infection control teams implementing strict contamination prevention protocols

This sleeve provides essential protection and compliance in various healthcare and laboratory environments.

Best Practices for Use and Storage

• Store in a temperature-controlled, dry environment to maintain sterility
• Handle with sterile gloves to prevent contamination before use
• Ensure proper disposal after single use following hospital waste protocols

Regulatory and Safety Information

The Cardinal Health 599 Sterile Sleeve complies with global healthcare safety and infection control standards, including:

• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines for protective equipment
• Association of periOperative Registered Nurses (AORN) best practices for infection prevention
• World Health Organization (WHO) recommendations for sterile barrier protection

How to Order

Ordering the Cardinal Health 599 Sterile Sleeve is simple:

• Add to cart and proceed to checkout
• For bulk purchases, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312) 275-5850 or submit an inquiry via the contact form
• Fast shipping ensures timely delivery to hospitals, research facilities, and medical centers.