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Graham Field - 3789 - Bite Stick Seizure Grafco - Medical/Surgical

Graham Field - 3789 - Bite Stick Seizure Grafco - Medical/Surgical
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Brand: Graham-Field
Sold By: Box Of 10
Product Color: Blue
Shape: Contoured

Product Overview

Graham-Field 3789 Bite Stick Seizure Grafco - Medical/Surgical

The Graham-Field 3789 Bite Stick Seizure Grafco is a durable, medical-grade tool designed to assist during seizure episodes. Made from lightweight, non-toxic plastic polyethylene, it ensures safety and reliability in medical and emergency situations. The bite stick is latex-free, making it suitable for individuals with latex sensitivities.

Features:
- Light blue color for easy identification
- Smooth, rounded edges to prevent injury
- Latex-free construction for hypoallergenic use
- Compact and portable design

Specifications:
- Material: Plastic polyethylene
- Dimensions: 4.75" in length, 0.75" width (at widest point)
- Packaging: 10 sticks per box

Use Suggestion:
This bite stick is ideal for preventing tongue and mouth injuries during seizures. Place it gently between the teeth to protect the patient from biting down hard. Always ensure proper positioning to avoid obstruction of the airway. Suitable for use in hospitals, care facilities, and home settings.

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  • 4
    Still a great product .. the Styptic Pencil ..

    Posted by walmart on Apr 5th 2019

    These things have been around forever, but they're getting hard to find in your typical drug store. They simply work .. and when you have a nick that wants to keep bleeding ... these styptic pencils do the trick. Simply wet them, and rub it on the cut. The bleeding stops. They last a long time, and they're easy to carry. I wonder why everyone doesn't choose to keep them, given how cheap they are, and how easy they are to use and to "carry".