Sterile General Procedure Pack

Description

This Multigate General Procedure Pack (Sterile) is a single-use, cross-specialty universal pack designed to support efficient aseptic technique across wards, clinics, theatres, and procedural areas. Manufactured by Multigate Medical Products, the pack combines commonly required components in a ready-to-open format to streamline setup, standardize practice, and help maintain a controlled sterile field.

Key features

• Sterile, single-use configuration to support infection prevention; do not re-use.
• Comprehensive component mix suitable for a wide range of general procedures and dressing changes.
• Large sterile field (90 cm x 90 cm) to establish a defined working area.
• 4-compartment tray to organize instruments, swabs, and fluids effectively.
• Aperture drape (60 cm x 60 cm; 7.5 cm x 6 cm aperture) with tape for secure placement around the site.
• Graduated gallipots (20 mL–120 mL) to assist with measured preparation and delivery of fluids.
• Latex-free non-woven balls to minimize latex exposure risks.
• Color cues (blue field/tray; yellow kidney dishes) to aid identification and workflow.

Pack contents

• Sterile field (blue), 90 cm x 90 cm — 1
• 4-compartment tray (blue) — 1
• Plain gauze swabs, 10 cm x 10 cm — 5
• Plastics forceps (blue), 107 mm — 3
• Drape, 60 cm x 60 cm, aperture 7.5 cm x 6 cm, with tape — 1
• Paper dressing towel — 1
• Kidney dish (yellow), 700 mL — 2
• Gallipot, graduated (20 mL–120 mL) — 2
• Non-woven balls, latex-free, 2.5 cm — 5

Intended applications

• General wound care, dressing changes, and cleansing routines.
• Minor procedures requiring a controlled sterile field and organized consumables.
• Cross-specialty settings where a universal pack simplifies preparation and supports consistency.

Packaging and supply

• Supplied sterile in individual packs; 30 packs per carton.
• Category: Procedure Packs > Cross Specialty Packs > Universal Packs.

Usage notes

• Single-use device: discard entire pack and unused contents after procedure.
• Inspect packaging before use; do not use if the sterile barrier is compromised.
• Follow local protocols for aseptic technique and disposal of clinical waste.