UNSPSC 42312310: Wound cleansing bottles

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product used as a bottle used to hold liquid solutions used in the cleaning of a wound in a medical setting Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 701090.

UNSPSC 42312310 Wound cleansing bottles is a Commodity code that shows no substantive recent state and local procurement activity aligned with its nominal scope. The source contains eight recent opportunities tagged under or near this code, but none address wound cleansing bottles or related wound care consumables. The opportunities instead span aquatic facility design and installation (Reeves County, Texas), law enforcement equipment (Sourcewell cooperative on behalf of Washington counties), veterinary pharmaceuticals and supplies (Williamson County, Texas), senior home services (Collier County, Florida), first aid supplies (Pinellas County Schools, Florida), medical waste disposal (District of Columbia), and portable restroom bags (Long Beach Public Utilities, California). Of these, only the Pinellas County Schools first aid supplies ITB and the Williamson County veterinary pharmaceuticals IFB touch medical or clinical supply procurement at all, and neither explicitly includes wound cleansing bottles in their specified line items or scope.

The code shows little relevant recent activity and does not appear to be driving procurement decisions in the state and local market at present. The disconnect between the code's nominal product scope and the opportunities attributed to it suggests that either the code is rarely used in state and local procurement for wound care products, or that agencies tagging such procurements apply broader medical supply codes instead. A firm evaluating this code should verify directly with specific agencies—particularly state health departments, county health services divisions, and school districts with nursing programs—whether wound cleansing bottles appear in active RFPs, RFQs, or standing supply agreements, rather than relying on this code's recent activity signals.