Medical-Grade ABS Sterile Single-Use Umbilical Cord Clamp for Newborn Cord Care

Product Specification

Medical-Grade Sterile ABS Umbilical Cord Clamp – Secure & Safe for Newborn Cord Care

Medical-Grade Sterile ABS Umbilical Cord Clamp is an essential tool designed for the safe and secure care of the newborn’s umbilical cord immediately after birth. Crafted from high-quality, non-toxic ABS plastic, this clamp is sterile and single-use, ensuring the highest standards of hygiene and safety during delivery and neonatal care. It provides an effective, reliable way to secure the umbilical cord, reducing the risk of infection and ensuring that the cord remains firmly in place until it naturally detaches. With its ergonomic design, ease of use, and medical-grade material, this umbilical cord clamp is a must-have for maternity wards, birthing centers, and home births.

Features:

Medical-Grade ABS Plastic: Made from acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS), a durable and non-toxic material, the clamp offers maximum strength and safety for newborns. ABS plastic is known for its resistance to impact, heat, and chemical degradation, ensuring a secure clamp that is both reliable and safe.

Sterile and Single-Use: Each clamp is sterilized to ensure it is free from bacteria and pathogens, providing the highest level of safety for newborns. Designed for single-use only, it prevents cross-contamination and ensures hygienic handling in medical settings.

Secure and Gentle Fit: The clamp’s design is ergonomically shaped to provide a secure, snug fit without being too tight, minimizing the risk of cord damage while ensuring it stays in place until the cord naturally falls off.

Quick and Easy Application: The clamp is designed for easy application, allowing healthcare professionals or birth attendants to quickly and efficiently secure the umbilical cord. Its simple, user-friendly design reduces the chances of mistakes during the critical moments following childbirth.

Non-Toxic and Hypoallergenic: Made from non-toxic, hypoallergenic materials, the clamp is safe for use on newborns with sensitive skin and prevents allergic reactions or skin irritation.

Convenient and Portable: The compact, lightweight design makes it easy to store and transport, making it a perfect tool for hospitals, birthing centers, clinics, and even home births.

Composition:

• Material: The clamp is made from medical-grade ABS plastic, a material that is durable, safe, and non-toxic. ABS plastic is widely used in medical applications due to its strength, chemical resistance, and impact resistance, making it ideal for use in a newborn care setting.
• Sterilization: Each clamp undergoes sterilization through a process like gamma irradiation or ethylene oxide (EO) gas sterilization to ensure it is free from pathogens, ensuring a sterile and safe product for every newborn.
• Clamp Mechanism: The clamp features a simple, secure locking mechanism that ensures the umbilical cord remains in place. The locking mechanism is easy to apply and release without excessive force, ensuring quick and safe usage.

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FAQ

Q1: How long can the umbilical cord clamp stay on the baby?
A1: The clamp stays securely in place until the umbilical cord naturally detaches, which typically occurs 7-10 days after birth, but it can vary from baby to baby.

Q2: What materials are used in making the umbilical cord clamp?
A2: The Medical-Grade Umbilical Cord Clamp is made from ABS plastic, a strong, non-toxic material that ensures durability, hygiene, and comfort for newborns.

Q3: Are these clamps available in bulk for hospitals?
A3: Yes, hospitals and birthing centers can order the Medical-Grade Sterile ABS Umbilical Cord Clamps in bulk to ensure they always have sufficient supplies for deliveries.

Q4: Can the umbilical cord clamp be reused?
A4: No, this is a single-use, disposable clamp that should be discarded after use to maintain the highest level of hygiene and safety for the newborn.

Q5: Is the clamp sterilized before use?
A5: Yes, each Medical-Grade ABS Umbilical Cord Clamp is sterilized before packaging, ensuring that it is free from bacteria or pathogens when it is used on the newborn.