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Monday, September 8, 2014

BlephMarker™ - the ideal marker to use for Blepharoplasty and other facial procedures

  •  The BlephMarker™’s twin ultra-fine tip marker – provides an ultra-fine line for Blepharoplasty and other facial procedures that require fine lines.
  •  Twin tips provide a fresh tip for each eye lid –allowing... Read the rest here!

Monday, September 1, 2014

From Outpatient Surgery News: Drug Mix-Up Blinds Patient, Spurs Malpractice Verdict

Why are medication labels an important part of any patient safety program?
“A mix-up over sound-alike drugs is at the heart of a $1.5 million jury award earlier this week stemming from a botched cataract procedure that left a patient blind in one eye."

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Help prevent dangerous mix-ups like this by clearly labeling and color coding all medications.

Viscot Medical offers free customization and color coding on all medication labels to tailor the medications specifically to your facility, specialty, or even a specific physician. All Viscot medication labels are held to high standards... read the full story here!




Monday, August 25, 2014

From Healthcare Purchasing News: Massachusetts hospitals' mistakes list widens

Massachusetts acute-care hospitals reported 753 serious medical errors and other patient injuries last year, a 70% annual jump that health officials attributed mostly to expanded definitions of what constitutes medical harm… "
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XL Prep Resistant Ink surgical markers are the gold standard for the Joint Commission’s Universal Protocol for correct site marking: “The mark is sufficiently permanent to be visible after skin preparation and draping”. Viscot Medical’s XL Ink skin markers are visible up to 10x longer... Read the full story here

Monday, August 11, 2014

NEW - White E•Z removable Ink™!

Viscot Medical is listening, after countless requests by aesthetic clinicians we have finally developed the White E•Z removable Ink™ skin marker.

White E•Z removable Ink™ skin markers are a medical grade alternative to eyeliner pencils. Not only are they more economical, costing nearly 50% less per unit,
but their ease of use makes them versatile... Read the full story here.


Monday, August 4, 2014

From Outpatient Surgery News: Hospitals Aren't Getting Safer, Experts Tell Congress

Are patients in U.S. hospitals safer than they were 15 years ago…? ‘The unfortunate answer is no,’ Ashish Jha, MD, MPH, told a U.S. Senate subcommittee last week.” … “Recent reports have suggested that the..." Read more here!

CHG compatible ink to help prevent wrong site surgeries

Monday, July 28, 2014

5 questions you should ask yourself when selecting a skin marker

1. Sterile or non-sterile?

Are you marking within the operating room (sterile) or in your office or pre-op settings (non-sterile)? Check the product number. If there’s an “S” in the Viscot skin marker number that means the product is sterile, “SR” means sterile with a ruler. If you need rulers with your non-sterile marker we sell them sepreatly here.
2. What procedure am I doing?

Viscot Medical has a surgical skin marker to meet any clinical... Read the rest here!

Monday, July 14, 2014

From Outpatient Surgery News: About My Error

No surgeon wants to perform a wrong site surgery, and who would want to talk about it when they do? David Ring, MD, PhD has found talking about his error therapeutic: “Talking about it helped me heal. Talking about it helps other patients, other surgeons and their teams embrace a safety culture, adopt checklists and encourage each other to speak up.”

Dr. Ring’s error was...
Read the rest here!

Monday, June 30, 2014

Clinical Resources Update: Millie™ Female Urinal

Just in time for summer camping trips, Viscot Medical has updated our clinical resources to include directions for use on our popular Millie™ Female Urinal.

Our male and female urinals are ideal for camping and other out door recreational such as boating, hunting... Read more here!

Monday, June 16, 2014

A Preview of AORN's New Skin Prepping Guidelines

"'Wouldn't it be great to say with 100% certainty exactly which skin preps and practices are going to do the best job of preventing surgical site infections? While that might not always be possible, there's plenty of strong evidence and evidence-based recommendations on which to base your prepping practices…' For example"... Read more here!

Monday, June 9, 2014

What do clinical professionals thing?

Don't forget to visit our website to see the monthly reviews on our products from real clinical professionals!

“This has been a great surgical marker to use. The website is user friendly and an order can be done at my convenience"... Read the rest here!

Monday, May 26, 2014

Monday, May 19, 2014

Friday, May 16, 2014

Return customers can save up to 10%

Have you purchasing something from www.viscot.com yet? Skin markers, male or female urinals, permanent ink markers?

If you've alreayd made a purchased you're eligible to save up to 10% on your next purchase with us.

Just keep ma eye out for our special survey in your e-mail inbox after your purchase.

For more details click here.

Tuesday, May 6, 2014

The Traditional Ink Mini Surgical Marker

The Viscot Medical Traditional Ink Mini Surgical Marker provides the ideal solution for marking facial procedures or procedures where less aggressive prep solutions are used. Perfect for marking ophthalmic procedures, the Viscot Mini Surgical Marker is filled with traditional skin marking ink... Read more here.

Monday, April 28, 2014

Vismark™ Medication Labels and Kits

Medication labels
Free customization and color coding on Vismark™ Medication Labels - eliminates medication errors caused by smearing, smudging, and hard to read handwriting.
Vismark™ Medication Labels are waterproof, residue-free, tear-free and smudge free... Read more here.

Monday, April 21, 2014

Zero Preventable Deaths by 2020

This weekend I had the pleasure to attend to the Patient Safety Movement's Patient Safety, Science & Technology Summit. The Patient Safety Movement is a grassroots movement that seeks to get to zero preventable deaths... Read more here.

Tuesday, April 8, 2014

Zero Tolerance for Never Events

What’s one tool Dr. Ring has to make sure this error won’t happen again? “…[Of] course he uses ink that won't wash off with skin prep.”

XL Prep Resistant Ink is the only skin marker visible up to 10x longer... Read more here!

Tuesday, March 25, 2014

What real clinicans think of our skin markers...

“I tried everything from magic markers, art markers, pharmacy compounded surgical ink, you name it.  Then I came across the Viscot markers and bang, problem solved.  They are disposable and affordable.  They stay on through prep and surgery but fade quickly after surgery.  It makes a difference!..." Read more here!

Monday, March 17, 2014

VisFlow™: Keeps Marking Even When Wet.

Introducing VisFlow™ Pressurized Surgical Skin Marker that continues to mark on wet surfaces.

This innovative surgical marker will significantly decrease the need for multiple markers during surgical cases, resulting in improved flow of the case and minimize frustration... Read more here.

Wednesday, March 12, 2014

From Outpatient Surgery News: Error Reporting Works

“It's been a decade since the Minnesota Department of Health began requiring the state's hospitals and surgery centers to report serious but preventable medical errors such as wrong-site surgery... Read more here

Tuesday, February 25, 2014

Monday, February 17, 2014

What do real clinical professionals think about XL Prep Resistant ink skin markers?


“I like the quality of the [XL Prep Resistant Marker] and ink and considering the price it is the best combination of price and quality out there in my opinion.”


-Director of a popular Liposuction Training Course on the Full Size XL Prep Resistant Ink Marker.
 
“There were surgeons who were concerned that the contracted product...

Read the rest of the testimonials here!


Monday, January 27, 2014

Stay Social!

Get the most up to date news by following Viscot Medical on the social media outlet of your choice!
Remember, we post different stories on promotions on different social medias! Google+ may be home to "What's New" in the medical world but Facebook highlights never events and how we can improve with "Wrong Site Wednesday".

Check out each site and find out which one post the news that matters to you!

Wednesday, January 15, 2014

Thursday, January 2, 2014