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Disposable Blue Plastic Kidney Dish 700mL (230mm)

Disposable Blue Plastic Kidney Dish 700mL (230mm)

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Disposable kidney dishes for hygienic fluid collection and waste management — ideal for first aid, medical, and workplace use.

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Description

A clean field matters in wound care. The Disposable Blue Plastic Kidney Dish provides a hygienic surface for preparing dressings, holding cleaning solutions, irrigating wounds, and managing instruments during first aid treatment — the same standard piece of equipment used in clinical and hospital settings, available for workplace, event, and field first aid use.

The kidney shape is not arbitrary — it is designed to sit comfortably against the body during wound irrigation and dressing procedures, keeping the working area organised and contained. At 700mL capacity and 230mm, this is the full-size clinical dish, not a scaled-down substitute.

  • 700mL capacity, 230mm — full clinical size Large enough to hold irrigating solution, soiled dressings, and instruments during a wound care procedure without running out of space mid-treatment. The same size used in clinical settings — not undersized for a first aid context where a proper working area is just as important.
  • Kidney shape for ergonomic wound care use The curved kidney profile allows the dish to sit against the patient's body during wound irrigation and dressing procedures, keeping fluid contained and the working area organised. Practical in field and worksite first aid where a flat surface m
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Description

A clean field matters in wound care. The Disposable Blue Plastic Kidney Dish provides a hygienic surface for preparing dressings, holding cleaning solutions, irrigating wounds, and managing instruments during first aid treatment — the same standard piece of equipment used in clinical and hospital settings, available for workplace, event, and field first aid use.

The kidney shape is not arbitrary — it is designed to sit comfortably against the body during wound irrigation and dressing procedures, keeping the working area organised and contained. At 700mL capacity and 230mm, this is the full-size clinical dish, not a scaled-down substitute.

  • 700mL capacity, 230mm — full clinical size Large enough to hold irrigating solution, soiled dressings, and instruments during a wound care procedure without running out of space mid-treatment. The same size used in clinical settings — not undersized for a first aid context where a proper working area is just as important.
  • Kidney shape for ergonomic wound care use The curved kidney profile allows the dish to sit against the patient's body during wound irrigation and dressing procedures, keeping fluid contained and the working area organised. Practical in field and worksite first aid where a flat surface m

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What is a kidney dish used for in first aid?
A kidney dish is used to hold irrigating solution, cleaning agents, dressings, and instruments during wound care procedures. It provides a hygienic, contained working surface for preparing dressings, irrigating wounds, and managing soiled materials — the same function it serves in clinical and hospital settings.

Why is it called a kidney dish?
The kidney dish gets its name from its curved, kidney-shaped profile. The shape allows it to sit against the patient's body during wound irrigation and dressing procedures, keeping fluid contained and the working area organised. It is a standard clinical design used in hospitals and first aid settings worldwide.

What size is this kidney dish?
This kidney dish is 230mm in length with a 700mL capacity — the full clinical size used in hospital and medical settings. It is large enough to hold irrigating solution, soiled dressings, and instruments during a wound care procedure without running out of working space.

Is this kidney dish single use?
Yes. This is a single-use disposable kidney dish. It should not be reused between patients or incidents. The disposable format eliminates cross-contamination risk and removes the need for sterilisation between uses.

Who uses kidney dishes in a first aid context?
Kidney dishes are used by first aid officers, event medics, nurses, and clinical support staff for wound care, dressing preparation, medication preparation, and instrument holding. They are a standard item in well-equipped workplace first aid stations, medical rooms, and event first aid setups.

How quickly does this ship?
Disposable Blue Plastic Kidney Dishes ship from Dubbo, NSW within 2 business days.

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