Cardinal Health Chemoplus Absorbent Pad

The Cardinal Health Chemoplus Absorbent Pad is a vital tool for healthcare environments requiring safe handling of chemotherapy drugs. Each 12" x 12" pad is impregnated with a Green Z solidifying agent, which immediately transforms liquid spills into a controllable semi-gel, mitigating the risk of contamination and accidental exposure.

These pads are essential for healthcare providers dealing with hazardous chemical spills, providing ease of use and minimizing clean-up time. Each pack contains 100 pads, offering plentiful supply for busy medical facilities. Its non-woven, low-lint design ensures the highest level of cleanliness and reduces the risk of particulate matter in sensitive environments.

• The pad contains the Green Z absorbent agent, which transforms liquid spills into a non-spreading semi-gel, ensuring quick containment.
• The 12" x 12" size offers excellent surface coverage, making it ideal for small to medium-sized spills in chemotherapy units or laboratories.
• The pad is made of non-linting, low-dust material to minimize the risk of particulate contamination and meet the standards required in sterile environments.

• The Chemoplus Absorbent Pad is designed for safely managing hazardous chemical spills, specifically for chemotherapy drug spills in healthcare settings. It turns liquid spills into semi-gels, thus preventing spreading and making clean-up safer and more manageable.

1. How does the Chemoplus Absorbent Pad work?
The pad contains a solidifying agent called Green Z that instantly turns liquid spills into a semi-gel, preventing spills from spreading and facilitating safe disposal.

2. Can the pad be used for all types of chemical spills?
While primarily designed for chemotherapy drug spills, the pad may be effective for other liquid chemical spills, though it is recommended to verify compatibility with specific chemicals.

3. Is the Chemoplus Absorbent Pad reusable?
No, the pad is intended for single-use only to ensure maximum safety and effectiveness.