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Showing posts with label surgical skin markers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label surgical skin markers. Show all posts
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!
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Thursday, January 2, 2014
Refer a friend, receive a $10 gift
Refer a friend to www.viscot.com and after their first purchase receive your choice of $10 gift card.
And your friend receives 10% off their first order!
Thursday, November 21, 2013
From Outpatient Surgery News: A Simple Idea To Ensure Skin Prep Has Time to Dry
“Waiting the 3 minutes it takes for
most alcohol-based skin preps to dry can seem like an eternity to an
anxious surgeon who's ready to drape the patient and begin the case. “… read the full story here!
Viscot Medical offers a perfect complement to all preps. Our XL Ink skin marker... Find out more on viscot.com.
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
New! Xl Prep Resistant Ink Colored Markers!
The gold standard in prep resistant ink skin markers - now available in colors!Colors available: blue, green, purple, and red.
Ideal for liposuction - XL prep resistant color inks are visible up to 10X longer vs. traditional ink... Learn more here!
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
From Outpatient Surgery News: Anatomy of a Surgical Error
Wrong site surgeries seem inevitable, but are 100% preventable. Read the more of what could have been prevented at www.viscot.com.
Friday, June 21, 2013
Single Patient Use: Why it matters.
In April of 2006 Wilson J, Tate D. had found that MRSA survived up to 3 weeks on the surgical marking pens(1). As Recently as April 2012 the Health Care Infection Society altered their guidelines on “the facilities required for minor surgical procedures and minimal access interventions(2)” to emphasize single patient use even with skin markers. Even the barrel of a marker can contain harmful organisms(3)!
“A range of strategies and approaches have been developed... read the full story here at www.viscot.com!
“A range of strategies and approaches have been developed... read the full story here at www.viscot.com!
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Monday, March 18, 2013
Viscot on EBay!
That's right! Not only can you buy directly from www.viscot.com, but now you can purchase some of our highlights on ebay! Click here for our ebay store!
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