Surgical One Page Flyer | ChloraPrep UK Infection Prevention & Control

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ChloraPrep provides greater protection against surgical site infections (SSIs) than povidone iodine according to a landmark study: - It reduced overall infections by 41% and superficial infections by 52% and deep incisional infections by 67% compared to povidone iodine. - The 2% chlorhexidine concentration is now proven in 39 outcome studies and recommended in 11 evidence-based guidelines to effectively reduce SSIs when used prior to surgery.

Here’s how you could single-
handedly reduce surgical site
infections by

41%
1

A landmark study published in The New England Journal of Medicine proves
that ChloraPrep provides greater protection against SSIs than povidone iodine1

According to the study, ChloraPrep
(2% Chlorhexidine Gluconate & 70% Isopropyl Alcohol):
reduced overall infections compared with a traditional povidone iodine scrub
and paint method by 41%
reduced superficial infections by 52% and deep incisional infections by 67%
The 2% chlorhexidine concentration is now proven in 39 outcome studies and
recommended in 11 evidence-based guidelines

ChloraPrep. Prep the skin. Protect the patient.

Reference: 1. Darouiche RO et al. N Engl J Med 2010; 362: 18-26.

Range of surgical applicators
Licensed, sterile, single use, ANTT™, latex free applicators available in the UK

Coverage area: 15 cm x 15 cm
clear
3ml

NHS list price per applicator: £0.85 (ex. VAT and delivery)
NHS supply chain order code: MRB306

Coverage area: 25 cm x 30 cm
10.5ml
clear

NHS list price per applicator: £2.92 (ex. VAT and delivery)
NHS supply chain order code: MRB304

Coverage area: 50 cm x 50 cm
26ml
clear

NHS list price per applicator: £6.50 (ex. VAT and delivery)
NHS supply chain order code: MRB305

Coverage area: 15 cm x 15 cm
tinted
3ml

NHS list price per applicator: £0.89 (ex. VAT and delivery)
NHS supply chain order code: MRB494

Coverage area: 25 cm x 30 cm
10.5ml
tinted

NHS list price per applicator: £3.07 (ex. VAT and delivery)
NHS supply chain order code: MRB495

Coverage area: 50 cm x 50 cm
tinted
26ml

NHS list price per applicator: £6.83 (ex. VAT and delivery)
NHS supply chain order code: MRB496

For customer services and all other enquiries:
Please telephone: 0800 0437 546
Email:enquiries@chloraprep.co.uk
or visit: www.chloraprep.co.uk

Prescribing Information skin. Avoid contact with eyes, mucous membranes, middle ear and neural tissue.
ChloraPrep® (PL31760/0002) & ChloraPrep with Tint (PL31760-0001) 2% Should not be used in children under 2 months of age. Solution is flammable. Do not
chlorhexidine gluconate w/v / 70% isopropyl alcohol v/v cutaneous solution. use with ignition sources until dry, do not allow to pool, and remove soaked materials
Indication: Disinfection of skin prior to invasive medical procedures. Dosage & before use. Over-vigorous use on fragile or sensitive skin or repeated use may lead to
administration: ChloraPrep – 0.67ml, 1.5ml, 3ml, 10.5ml, 26ml; ChloraPrep with local skin reactions. At the first sign of local skin reaction, application should be
Tint – 3ml, 10.5ml, 26ml. Volume dependent on invasive procedure being undertaken. stopped. Per applicator costs (ex VAT) ChloraPrep – 0.67ml (SEPP) - 30p; 1.5ml
Applicator squeezed to break ampoule and release antiseptic solution onto sponge. (FREPP) - 55p; 3ml - 85p; 10.5ml - £2.92; 26ml - £6.50. ChloraPrep with Tint – 3ml -
Solution applied by gently pressing sponge against skin and moving back and forth 89p; 10.5ml - £3.07; 26ml - £6.83. Legal category: GSL. Marketing Authorisation
for 30 seconds. The area covered should be allowed to air dry. Side effects, Holder: CareFusion UK 244 Ltd, 43 London Road, Reigate, Surrey RH2 9PW, UK. Date
precautions & contra-indications: Very rarely allergic or skin reactions reported of preparation: July 2010.
with chlorhexidine, isopropyl alcohol and Sunset Yellow. Contra-indicated for patients
with known hypersensitivity to these constituents. For external use only on intact CHL109a Date of preparation: August 2010

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Surgical One Page Flyer | ChloraPrep UK Infection Prevention & Control

1. Here’s how you could single- handedly reduce surgical site infections by 41% 1 A landmark study published in The New England Journal of Medicine proves that ChloraPrep provides greater protection against SSIs than povidone iodine1 According to the study, ChloraPrep (2% Chlorhexidine Gluconate & 70% Isopropyl Alcohol): reduced overall infections compared with a traditional povidone iodine scrub and paint method by 41% reduced superficial infections by 52% and deep incisional infections by 67% The 2% chlorhexidine concentration is now proven in 39 outcome studies and recommended in 11 evidence-based guidelines ChloraPrep. Prep the skin. Protect the patient. Reference: 1. Darouiche RO et al. N Engl J Med 2010; 362: 18-26.

2. Range of surgical applicators Licensed, sterile, single use, ANTT™, latex free applicators available in the UK Coverage area: 15 cm x 15 cm clear 3ml NHS list price per applicator: £0.85 (ex. VAT and delivery) NHS supply chain order code: MRB306 Coverage area: 25 cm x 30 cm 10.5ml clear NHS list price per applicator: £2.92 (ex. VAT and delivery) NHS supply chain order code: MRB304 Coverage area: 50 cm x 50 cm 26ml clear NHS list price per applicator: £6.50 (ex. VAT and delivery) NHS supply chain order code: MRB305 Coverage area: 15 cm x 15 cm tinted 3ml NHS list price per applicator: £0.89 (ex. VAT and delivery) NHS supply chain order code: MRB494 Coverage area: 25 cm x 30 cm 10.5ml tinted NHS list price per applicator: £3.07 (ex. VAT and delivery) NHS supply chain order code: MRB495 Coverage area: 50 cm x 50 cm tinted 26ml NHS list price per applicator: £6.83 (ex. VAT and delivery) NHS supply chain order code: MRB496 For customer services and all other enquiries: Please telephone: 0800 0437 546 Email:enquiries@chloraprep.co.uk or visit: www.chloraprep.co.uk Prescribing Information skin. Avoid contact with eyes, mucous membranes, middle ear and neural tissue. ChloraPrep® (PL31760/0002) & ChloraPrep with Tint (PL31760-0001) 2% Should not be used in children under 2 months of age. Solution is flammable. Do not chlorhexidine gluconate w/v / 70% isopropyl alcohol v/v cutaneous solution. use with ignition sources until dry, do not allow to pool, and remove soaked materials Indication: Disinfection of skin prior to invasive medical procedures. Dosage & before use. Over-vigorous use on fragile or sensitive skin or repeated use may lead to administration: ChloraPrep – 0.67ml, 1.5ml, 3ml, 10.5ml, 26ml; ChloraPrep with local skin reactions. At the first sign of local skin reaction, application should be Tint – 3ml, 10.5ml, 26ml. Volume dependent on invasive procedure being undertaken. stopped. Per applicator costs (ex VAT) ChloraPrep – 0.67ml (SEPP) - 30p; 1.5ml Applicator squeezed to break ampoule and release antiseptic solution onto sponge. (FREPP) - 55p; 3ml - 85p; 10.5ml - £2.92; 26ml - £6.50. ChloraPrep with Tint – 3ml - Solution applied by gently pressing sponge against skin and moving back and forth 89p; 10.5ml - £3.07; 26ml - £6.83. Legal category: GSL. Marketing Authorisation for 30 seconds. The area covered should be allowed to air dry. Side effects, Holder: CareFusion UK 244 Ltd, 43 London Road, Reigate, Surrey RH2 9PW, UK. Date precautions & contra-indications: Very rarely allergic or skin reactions reported of preparation: July 2010. with chlorhexidine, isopropyl alcohol and Sunset Yellow. Contra-indicated for patients with known hypersensitivity to these constituents. For external use only on intact CHL109a Date of preparation: August 2010

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