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Ammonia Stimulant Smelling Salts Towelettes by Sefetec
Ammonia Stimulant Smelling Salts Towelettes by Sefetec

Ammonia Stimulant Smelling Salts Towelettes 10/box

by Safetec
Year End Sale 38%
$ 5.75
$ 3.59
SKU Safetec-62022

Explore ammonia stimulant smelling salts towelettes for instant alertness. Enhance safety and recovery with our trusted, high-quality solutions. Ammonia Stimulant Towelettes are used to rapidly awaken or stimulate individuals, commonly used in sports and medical settings. The strong ammonia scent triggers an inhalation reflex, increasing alertness and focus. These towelettes are often employed to quickly revive individuals who may feel faint or experience a drop in alertness. They are convenient and portable, making them ideal for on-the-go use.

Ammonia Towelettes (smelling salts) are a respiratory stimulant used to treat and prevent dizziness, lightheadedness and fainting. This respiratory stimulant is made with 15.0% Ammonia, is fast acting, and easy to use.

Details and Features:

  • Effective for dizziness and fainting
  • Respiratory stimulant
  • Fast acting
  • Easy-to use
  • 0.7g per pouch
  • Packaged 10 per box
Ammonia Stimulant Smelling Salts Towelettes 10/box
Ammonia Stimulant Smelling Salts Towelettes 10/box
$ 5.75 $ 3.59
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