About Procedure Kits and Trays
Procedure kits and trays package the disposable components for a specific task into one sterile, ready-to-open unit. Instead of gathering drapes, gauze, gloves, forceps, containers and other pieces separately, the user opens one tray laid out in the order the components are typically used. This collection belongs to our exam and procedure supplies category, alongside syringes, gloves and prep pads, and carries kits from Fisher & Paykel and Sunset.
Kits are organized by procedure. Examples include catheter insertion trays, dressing change kits, suture removal kits, tracheostomy care kits, irrigation trays and central line dressing kits. The procedure named on the label is the primary filter.
Components are the second attribute to compare. Two kits for the same procedure may differ in glove size, whether an antiseptic is included, the type of drape, the gauze count or whether a catheter is included or needs to be added separately. Review the component list on the product page against the protocol you follow, or as specified by your clinician or facility.
Each configuration has its own REF number, printed on the tray lid and case label. Reordering by that number returns the same set of components.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose between two kits for the same procedure?
Read the full component list on each product page and compare it with your protocol. Differences often include glove size, antiseptic type, drape style, gauze quantity and whether a device such as a catheter is included. Choose the configuration that matches what your clinician or facility specifies, and note its REF number.
Do procedure kits have HCPCS codes?
Some kits and trays have HCPCS codes, and where one applies it is shown on the product page for reference. Coverage for kits depends on the payer, the plan and the setting where they are used. ArmadaMeds is a retailer, does not bill insurance and cannot promise coverage, so confirm with your plan.
How are procedure kits packaged for reordering?
Kits are usually sold individually and by the case. Each configuration has a distinct REF number printed on the tray and the case label. Search by that number to reorder the identical kit, then confirm whether you are buying a single tray or a full case on the listing.