DeRoyal Umbilical Clamp Cutter

What is DR727000-Each DeRoyal Umbilical Clamp Cutter?

The DR727000-Each DeRoyal Umbilical Clamp Cutter is a single-use, non-sterile medical device designed for cutting umbilical cords during neonatal care procedures. Made without latex, it supports safe use in environments where allergen reduction is critical. Sold individually by Diabetesstore, this cutter ensures hygiene and precision in cord management. While not sterile, it is intended for controlled clinical use where post-processing sterilization or disposable tools are acceptable. Delivery may take up to two weeks as it is a special order item.

Key features

• Latex-Free Design — Reduces risk of allergic reactions in sensitive patients and caregivers.
• Disposable Single-Use — Promotes infection control and eliminates cross-contamination risks.
• Precise Cutting Action — Engineered for clean, efficient umbilical cord severance.
• Non-Sterile — Suitable for facilities with sterilization protocols or low-risk applications.
• Individual Unit — Sold per piece, allowing flexible procurement for low-volume needs.
• DeRoyal Branding — Backed by a trusted name in medical devices and neonatal care tools.
• Special Order Item — May require up to 14 days for delivery; not kept in immediate stock.

Who is DR727000-Each DeRoyal Umbilical Clamp Cutter for?

This device serves healthcare providers in clinics, birthing centers, and hospitals needing a reliable, disposable option for umbilical cord cutting. It’s best suited for medical staff trained in neonatal procedures and facilities prioritizing single-use instruments for hygiene. Due to its non-sterile status, it fits environments with access to sterilization or where immediate sterility is not mandated.

How does DR727000-Each DeRoyal Umbilical Clamp Cutter compare?

Compared to reusable metal clippers, this disposable cutter eliminates the need for cleaning and autoclaving, reducing labor and contamination risk. Unlike standard polypropylene cutters, it carries the DeRoyal quality assurance, often associated with clinical reliability. However, it lacks pre-sterilization, placing it below ready-to-use sterile variants in convenience. For low-volume or on-demand needs, its individual sale format offers more flexibility than bulk-packaged alternatives. While pricier per unit than bulk disposables, it suits settings with infrequent use or limited storage.