Dukal 4018 - Sundry Jars, Labeled, 5/CS
The Dukal 4018 Sundry Jars are durable, labeled containers designed for efficient storage and organization of medical supplies. Packaged five per case, each jar comes pre-labeled for easy identification of commonly used items such as cotton balls, tongue depressors, gauze, and applicators. The clear construction allows quick visual inventory checks, making them ideal for clinical, dental, and laboratory settings where organization and accessibility are essential.
Key Benefits
The labeled design minimizes confusion and improves workflow efficiency by ensuring supplies are always stored in their designated container. Clear, sturdy material provides long-lasting use and allows immediate visibility of contents. Having supplies organized and easily accessible supports faster patient care, reduces time spent searching for items, and helps maintain a tidy, compliant environment.
Compatibility and Applications
These jars are compatible with standard countertops, carts, and supply stations in hospitals, dental offices, physician practices, and laboratories. They are commonly used for organizing routine consumables like gauze pads, swabs, applicators, and other small items. The labeled system simplifies restocking and inventory management in both clinical and educational healthcare environments.
Usage Guidelines
Place the jars in a clean, accessible location where staff can easily retrieve supplies. Always use the correct jar for its labeled purpose to maintain consistent organization. Regularly clean the exterior with appropriate disinfectants and refill only with the designated items for each jar. Do not overfill to avoid contamination or spillage of contents.
Certifications, Safety Standards, and Regulatory Approvals
Dukal sundry jars are manufactured to meet healthcare quality standards for supply storage. While they are not direct patient contact devices, they are designed for use in regulated medical environments where compliance with organizational protocols is required. Their durable, reusable material aligns with safety and reliability expectations for clinical storage products.
Comparison with Competitor Products
Compared to generic storage containers, Dukal 4018 Sundry Jars come pre-labeled, which eliminates the need for manual labeling and reduces errors. The consistent, professional labeling system enhances workflow organization and efficiency. Their clear design and durable construction make them a more reliable choice than opaque or low-quality containers that may obscure contents or wear out quickly.
Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios
Primary users include nurses, dental hygienists, physicians, and laboratory staff who require quick access to routine consumables. They are particularly useful in high-volume clinics, dental operatories, and laboratory benches where efficiency and organization directly support patient care and productivity. Educational institutions also use these jars in training labs to teach proper supply management practices.
Best Practices for Use and Maintenance
Keep jars in a designated supply area and ensure all staff are trained to use the labeled system correctly. Wipe down jars regularly to maintain cleanliness and visibility. Restock at the end of each shift to ensure supplies are always available for the next use. Replace any jar that becomes cracked, discolored, or difficult to read. For best results, dedicate each jar only to the labeled item and avoid mixing supplies.
Regulatory and Safety Information
Although sundry jars are non-sterile storage devices, they should always be used in accordance with healthcare facility infection control guidelines. Do not use jars to store biohazardous or sterile supplies. Follow facility policies for cleaning and maintaining reusable storage containers.
How to Order
Select Dukal 4018 Sundry Jars Labeled 5 Per Case and add them to your cart. Complete checkout using your preferred payment and shipping options. For bulk purchases, quotes, or product-related questions, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312)275-5850 or use the contact form on this page.
