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!

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.

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

Viscot Medical the Standard in Correct Site Marking

The Joint Commission isn’t the only one that has a Protocol for Correct Site Marking. The World Health Organization’s (WHO) Surgical Safety Checklist prompts at least nurses and anesthetist involved to make sure the site is marked. The Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC) and... read the full story here!