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Surgical Range
TFE10 has a range of innovative and competitively priced surgical products, designed to promote patient welfare and safety for healthcare professionals

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Wound & Stoma Care
Our range of high quality wound care products includes 18 dressings in a variety of sizes, including Transparent, Silver Ion impregnated and Waterproof varieties

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Infection Control
The range includes hand wipes and hand sanitising mousse, hand and body wash, multisurface cleaners and sanitisers, floor cleaner, and fogging lotion, all designed to give lasting protection to both the individual and the working environment.

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Infusion Range
We offer highly cost effective basic IV sets with a roller clamp and also a version with the EasiFlo™ flow regulator.

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