Disposable plastic medicine cups, 30 ml, 100/pkg.

Disposable plastic medicine cups.

Add these cups to your supplies today and enjoy a reliable and practical solution for all your medical applications. In professional care operations, limiting shared contact points is critical. PS826 cups provide a clean, one-time-use option that helps reduce contamination pathways during medication and liquid administration. This supports accident prevention related to biological exposure and improves consistency in first aid procedures.

PS826 cups integrate easily into SST-focused hygiene routines by enabling controlled, practical, and repeatable small-volume dispensing. Their disposable format also simplifies post-use handling and waste management. To complete your setup, you can also browse our first aid category, which includes complementary compliant products.

Technical Features and Added Value of Disposable Medical Cups PS826

• Product code: PS826
• Capacity: 30 ml (1 oz)
• Pack size: 100 units
• Material: durable plastic
• Use model: disposable, no maintenance required
• Color: transparent
• Typical uses: liquid medication dosing, small-volume distribution, sample handling
• Operational value: faster workflows and improved hygiene control

Professional Application and Operational Efficiency

• Take one clean cup at point of use
• Fill with the required volume
• Use for administration, serving, or collection as needed
• Discard immediately after one use
• Follow internal medical waste protocols when applicable
• Maintain reserve stock near active care areas

Storage and Product Preservation in Work Environments

• Store in a clean, dry location
• Keep in original packaging until use
• Protect from humidity and dust
• Avoid crushing or deformation of packs
• Maintain stable room temperature for consistent material performance

FAQ on Workplace Safety, SST Compliance, and Accident Prevention

Why choose 30 ml disposable medical cups?

They support precise small-volume dosing, single-user hygiene, and reduced cross-contamination risk.

Is 30 ml capacity suitable for medication support?

Yes. This size is practical for controlled liquid portions in first aid and clinical workflows.

How should PS826 cups be handled after use?

They should be discarded immediately according to your facility’s waste management and hygiene procedures.

Need complementary safety equipment?

See: paper cups (PS825), first aid kit (TR01), high-risk kit (TR04E), CPR kit (PS857), nitrile gloves (PS706), antiseptic wipes (PS215), Transpore tape (PS415), burn gel (PS625), sharps container (PS821), and first aid booklet (PS811). Under "Accessories" at the bottom of the page.

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