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If you’re looking for a portable and effective first aid wipe, Medi-First benzalkonium (bkz) chloride antiseptic wipes are an excellent option, especially when you don't have soap and water nearby. They're also the top choice for catheter users because they disinfect delicate skin without causing dryness or irritation. Many doctors suggest using BZK wipes before inserting a catheter to prevent urinary tract infections and promote good hygiene practices. These wipes also work well for sanitizing your hands in a pinch. If you get a scrape or cut while out and about, they're a great way to remove debris from your wound and prevent bacterial infections. These 0. 13% BLK wipes are also effective for use against fungi, protozoa, and viruses. While iodine wipes are messy and alcohol wipes can damage the skin, benzalkonium Chloride wipes are gentle, effective, and do not leave an unpleasant residue. Keep these wipes in your hiking backpack to treat injuries on the trail or add them to your car in case you need to clean cuts or scrapes on the road. Add them to your 72-hour kit to treat injuries when water is scarce. These wipes are much larger than many prep pads and are thoroughly moistened with a high-quality antiseptic solution. They are packaged individually, which helps promote proper sanitation and reduces the likelihood of infection during use. Next time you’re restocking your first aid kit or emergency preparedness set, add Medi-First antiseptic wipes so you’ll always be prepared. Purchase a box today!
From the Manufacturer
Medique 21471 individual antiseptic towelettes saturated with 1:750 Benzalkonium Chloride Solution. 20 wipes per box.
Jay
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2025
It is always reliable and easy to use. Non-irritative.
kaitlyn
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025
This is a package of antiseptic wipes, great for making a home first aid kit. They stay moist and they are in small little packets so you can also put them in a purse or a baby bag.
Lynda
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2024
I prefer the antiseptic wipes instead of the antiseptic pads.
walla2k5
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2024
Great addition to my first-aid kit.
Kathleen
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2024
Quick,easy and sanitary way to clean skin wounds. The towelet is in a single packet. It is sterile and large enough to clean most wounds It has just enough moisture to get the job done with no dripping mess. Then just toss it away
smf
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2023
I carry a few of these in my hiking First Aid Kit. It's rare that I need so much as even a bandaid, even on the longest and most strenuous of hikes.Yesterday I was on what's considered a moderate, short mountain about 20 minutes from my house. It's been raining a lot lately, so the rocky, steep part of the mountain was wet. As I was descending, I slipped on a large wet rock and slammed the back of my calf on the ground. I got up, not thinking much about it, until I felt the stinging sensation on the back of my left calf. I discovered a large scrape that started bleeding pretty heavily after a minute.I immediately dug into my kit and pulled these wipes out to clean the wound. They worked great, and I was glad to have them in my pack. They are moist, heavy duty and large enough to do the job. I came home and immediately refilled my hiking IFAK with three of these. I'll likely end up stashing a few in the car and in my home gym as well. They're convenient and good to have around just in case.
Look Star
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2023
Works well, albeit a couple of the packets had dried up. Not an issue. The towelettes work fine, are large, and have a subtle, clean scent.
Spencer in Seattle
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2015
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