Medical consumables and health consumables are two common consumables in the medical field. While both are essential items in the medical field, there are some differences that do exist between them.

First of all, medical consumables refer to various instruments, equipment and materials that are directly in contact with patients in the medical process. Common medical consumables include syringes, infusion sets, catheters, gloves, masks, sterilized cotton balls, etc. The use of these consumables requires a doctor or nurse to operate, and these consumables must also meet national or industry standards to ensure that they are safe, effective, and hygienic.

Sanitary consumables refer to various items used to maintain hygiene in the medical process, such as paper towels, toilet paper, hand sanitizer, detergent, etc. The use of these sanitary consumables is mainly to maintain the cleanliness of the medical environment, reduce the spread of bacteria, viruses, etc., so as to ensure the health and safety of medical personnel and patients.

In terms of use, medical consumables are mainly for the treatment and treatment of patients, while health consumables are to maintain the health of the medical environment. In addition, there are some differences in procurement and management. Medical consumables usually have a certain technical content and require professionals to select, purchase and manage, while health consumables are relatively simple and can be purchased and managed by medical personnel themselves.

In short, although medical consumables and health consumables have played an important role in the medical process, the difference between them is that the former is to treat patients, and the latter is to maintain the health of the medical environment.