The tariff classification of Oxiplex/SP® Gel

The tariff classification of Oxiplex/AP® Gel

The tariff classification of a textile-covered case containing the following items: an instant cold compress; a reusable hot & cold compress; an emergency/survival blanket; two 5" x 9" sterile trauma pads; two 4" x 4" sterile gauze pads, three 3" x 3" sterile gauze pads; three 2" x 2" sterile gauze pads; a foil packet of burn gel; and a foil packet of first aid cream

tariff classification of elastic bandages Dear Mr. Kovarcik: This letter is in reply to your correspondence of March 26, 2003, as well as your supplemental letter of May 30, 2003, in which you request a binding ruling, on behalf of your client, Elastic Corporation of America ("ECA"), on the classification of certain bandages. Samples of the merchandise at issue were received. This ruling is limited to the samples submitted for classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA). FACTS:You state in your letter that the subject merchandise will consist of low-compression, elastic retention bandages used to hold wound dressings in place. Sales literatures that you submit advertise the bandages for "wound care."

The tariff classification of SeaSorb® Soft Alginate Filler (Item No. 3740), Contreet® Hydrocolloid Dressing with silver (Item No. 9610), Biatain® Adhesive Dressing (Item No. 3420), and Comfeel® Plus Hydrocolloid Triangle (Item No. 3285) from Denmark

The tariff classification of cotton gauze sponges (Product #2216), nonwoven sponges (Product #2375), and a soft-band bulky bandage (Product #6964) from China