Prostat 127010 Bloodborne Pathogen Kit Refill 15 Piece

Product Description

The PROSTAT 127010 is a 15-piece refill kit designed to restock a single-person bloodborne pathogen response kit. Packaged in a poly bag, it contains the consumable components needed to maintain compliance and readiness after a kit has been used. This type of refill is kept on hand in facilities where exposure risk exists, including job sites, service vehicles, and maintenance shops. Replacing used or expired components rather than purchasing a full new kit keeps costs down while ensuring the kit stays functional. Installation of this refill requires no tools and is handled by the responsible safety officer or lead technician on site.

This refill is suited for any environment where a bloodborne pathogen response kit is required by safety protocol or regulation. Typical applications include commercial and industrial job sites, fleet service vehicles, HVAC and plumbing service trucks, and facility maintenance operations. The 15-piece count is sized for a single-person response scenario, making it appropriate for smaller kits commonly carried by individual technicians or service professionals.

Key Features

• 15-piece refill sized for one-person bloodborne pathogen response
• Poly bag packaging keeps components contained and identifiable
• Restocks an existing kit without requiring full kit replacement
• Compact and lightweight at 1 pound for easy storage in service vehicles or toolboxes
• UNSPSC Code 42172001 for procurement and catalog compliance

Compatibility

Designed as a refill for single-person bloodborne pathogen kits that use poly bag component packaging. Confirm existing kit specifications before purchasing to ensure piece count and component type align.

Installation Notes

Restocking a bloodborne pathogen kit should be performed by a designated safety officer or qualified site supervisor. Remove and dispose of any used, damaged, or expired components from the existing kit before inserting refill contents. Store the restocked kit in its designated location per OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030 bloodborne pathogen standards or applicable site safety plan. Do not substitute components between different kit types without verifying compatibility.