Alcohol Prep Pad Swab
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This gallery contains 7 technical images submitted to the FDA as part of the official labeling for Alcohol Prep Pad (NDC 71412-110). Unlike standard consumer photos, these assets often include clinical data figures, molecular chemical structures, and official manufacturer packaging layouts.

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Back Box (Printing Marks Alcohol Pad Back Box)

Back Box (Printing Marks Alcohol Pad Back Box)
This is a Drug Facts label for isopropyl alcohol wipes with 70% v/v alcohol. The wipes are intended for antiseptic cleansing of the skin before injections. The label provides warnings to keep the wipes away from children, avoid use with electrocautery procedures, and not to use in the eyes. The alcohol wipes are flammable and should be kept away from fire or flames. The label also includes directions to apply the alcohol wipe as needed and discard after a single use. These wipes do not contain natural rubber latex and are manufactured for Ramon Canela Inc. in Carolina, Puerto Rico. The package contains 200 medium-sized pads, and the LOTNO is 0214 with an expiration date of 2022-05.*
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Box Front (Printing Marks Alcohol Pad Front Box)

Box Front (Printing Marks Alcohol Pad Front Box)
This is a description of a pack of Alcohol Preps that contains 200 pads. Each sterile pad is made with 70% Isopropyl Alcohol and can be applied topically as needed. They are disposable and should be discarded after a single use. They are also rated for medium-sized usage. However, it is mentioned that they are not made with natural rubber latex. The NDC number for this pack is 71412-110-20.*
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Side Box (Printing Marks Alcohol Pad Side Box)
This is a description of a sterile alcohol prep pad, which is used topically as needed. It is designed for single use only and contains 70% isopropyl alcohol. The pads are made without natural rubber latex and come in a package of 200 pads. The NDC number for the package is 71412-110-20.*
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Inner Back Box (Back Box)

Inner Back Box (Back Box)
This is an antiseptic solution that is intended to be used to prepare the skin before injection. The product comes in a package of 200 pads of medium size. The product contains purified water and is not made with natural rubber latex. The warnings indicate that the product is flammable and should be kept away from fire or flame. It is not recommended to use this product during electrocautery procedures or in the eyes. The user should seek medical attention if redness or irritation develops, or if the condition continues for more than 72 hours. The product is manufactured for Ramon Canela Inc. in Carolina, PRO0987. The lot number and expiration date are also listed. The text is in English and no non-English characters were detected.*
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New Box Pre Pad Front (Box Alcohol Pre Pad Art 2)

New Box Pre Pad Front (Box Alcohol Pre Pad Art 2)
This appears to be a description for a sterile alcohol prep pad that is saturated with 70% isopropyl alcohol. It is likely used for topical cleaning and disinfecting. The remaining text is not clear or readable.*
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New Box Alcohol Prep Pad Back Art (Box Alcohol Pre Pad Back Art 2)

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Inner Front Box (Front Box)

Inner Front Box (Front Box)
The text describes an alcohol prep pad identified by the item number APS-M4000. It is stated to be sterile and saturated with 70% isopropyl alcohol, and does not contain natural rubber latex. The product has a National Drug Code of 71412-110-20, a lot number (represented by "XXXXXXXX"), and an expiration date of YYYY-MM. This product is likely used for preparing a site on the skin for an injection or other medical procedure.*

* These product label images have been analyzed using experimental machine learning. Please verify findings with the primary label text.