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Sterile 2.5 ml cooker, available in 5 colours.
Stericup Single
Bag of 100
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Description
Stericup Single is a sterile cooker, available in 5 different colours, which can be used to dissolve and heat the product to be injected. Its capacity of 2.5 ml makes it suitable for the preparation of small volumes. Its built-in handle allows for improved user comfort, notably when heating the product.
Objectives
- Encouraging single-use preparation materials for personal use, to reduce the risk of virus transmission due to sharing
- Reducing the risk of infections due to the use of non-sterile cookers, which can be susceptible to bacterial contamination
Characteristics
Aluminium cooker
- Maximum capacity of 2.5 ml
- Flat interior surface, for better stability
- Material: Aluminium, which is proven to be safe even when heated
- 5 colours, to avoid accidental sharing
Plastic built-in handle
- Simplifies handling, which reduces the risk of bacterial contamination
- Protects the hand from high temperatures when heated
- Offers better stability
Sterilisation
Ethylene oxide
This medical device is a regulated healthcare product that bears the CE marking in compliance with this regulation.
Instructions for use
01
- Open the blister pack and take out the cooker by its handle. Do not touch the inside of the cooker with the hands or fingers.
- Add water for injection and dissolve the product in the cooker. Use the sterile syringe plunger to mix the product with the water for injection.
02
- If the product must be heated, hold the handle on both sides with the fingertips, placing the flame on the opposite side of the cooker.
Precautions for use
Single-use – Do not reuse: risk of bacterial contamination.
Never share a cooker. Never use the same cooker for a group: risk of virus transmission (Human Immunodeficiency Virus [HIV], Hepatitis C Virus [HCV]).
