Skin disinfectant swabs

Skin disinfectant swabs are mainly used in the following scenarios:
Medical places: such as hospitals, clinics, etc., used when sterilizing the patient’s skin before surgery or treating wounds.
Home care: used by individuals at home for some simple wound treatment or skin disinfection.
Public places: such as gyms, swimming pools, etc., to disinfect public facilities.
Laboratory: to disinfect the skin before experimental operations.
Beauty salon industry: sterilize the skin before the operation of beauty salon and hairdressing.

Here are some precautions to take when using skin disinfectant swabs:
Allergic reactions: Find out if you are allergic to the ingredients contained in the swab before use.
Skin conditions: Avoid use on broken, inflamed or sensitive skin.
Avoid contact with eyes and mouth: prevent irritation and injury.
Use as directed: Strictly follow the directions and dosage of the product.
Storage conditions: Store properly and avoid high temperature, humidity and other environments.
Observe reactions: Observe the skin for any abnormal reactions after use.

Both skin disinfectant swabs and povidone-iodine are more effective, but which one is better may vary depending on the scenario and specifics of use.
Povidone-iodine is a commonly used disinfectant with broad-spectrum germicidal effects against a wide range of bacteria, viruses, and fungi.
Skin disinfectant swabs usually contain effective disinfectant ingredients as well, which can provide better disinfection.
In practical application, it is necessary to choose the appropriate disinfection method according to the specific needs, skin condition and other factors. Sometimes they can also be used in combination to enhance the disinfection effect.