Dealmed
Dealmed 781090 Hydrogen Peroxide 3% 16 oz 12PK first aid
Twelve 16 oz bottles of 3% hydrogen peroxide antiseptic for first aid kits
- TypeFirst Aid & Pharmacy Supplies
- ColorTransparent
- Trusted 3% antiseptic used by doctors and hospitals
- 12-pack case keeps first-aid kits stocked at home or work
- 16 fl oz bottles clean wounds and help prevent infection
- Gargle to soothe canker sores, cold sores and gingivitis
- Transparent USP-grade solution with no toxins or impurities
First aid antiseptic for homes and clinics
Dealmed 781090 Hydrogen Peroxide 3% is a USP-grade antiseptic solution used by doctors, hospitals and households. Each 16 oz bottle cleans minor cuts, scrapes and burns to help prevent infection. The 12-pack case keeps first aid kits stocked for ongoing needs.
Replaces single bottles and lower-strength formulas
Switching from individual 16 oz bottles to this 12-unit case reduces reorder frequency for clinics, schools and busy homes. The jump is worth it when multiple locations need a ready supply of 3% solution for wound care and oral rinsing.
Suits families, schools
Buyers who want a higher concentration or a different active ingredient should look elsewhere. This product is not for anyone requiring sterile single-use ampoules or a non-peroxide wound cleanser.
Highlights
- Trusted 3% antiseptic used by doctors and hospitals
- 12-pack case keeps first-aid kits stocked at home or work
- 16 fl oz bottles clean wounds and help prevent infection
- Gargle to soothe canker sores, cold sores and gingivitis
- Transparent USP-grade solution with no toxins or impurities
Specifications
| Brand | DEALMED |
|---|---|
| Type | First Aid & Pharmacy Supplies |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What size bottles are included in the 12-pack?
Each of the twelve bottles contains 16 fluid ounces of 3 % hydrogen peroxide solution.
How do I use the solution as a mouth cleanse without swallowing it?
Gargle a small amount, then spit it out; do not swallow the liquid.
When should I replace an opened bottle?
Replace it once the liquid stops fizzing on contact with a wound, which signals the peroxide has lost strength.
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