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How does the Pro Tector Needle Sheath Prop meet recommendations for sharps safety?

OSHA and the CDC recommend safety devices to facilitate one handed recapping while giving injections. Pro Tector Needle Sheath Prop is a disposable card that promotes this practice. The simple design encourages compliance.Pro Tector Needle Sheath Prop promotes the safe work practice of one handed re-capping by holding the cap securely and providing a stable…

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Can the Pro Tector Needle Sheath Prop be autoclaved?

Yes, the Pro Tector Needle Sheath Prop can be used for a sterile surgery set-up. When incorporating the Needle Sheath Prop into the surgery pack, it should be placed alongside other disposables and instruments. The pack can then be wrapped and sterilized following the standard protocols for maintaining sterility in surgical procedures.It's important to note…

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What is Causing White Residue on my PCBs?

White residues are the bane of the electronics industry. The white residues themselves usually (but not always) are salts, which are the “activators” in the fluxes. When these salts meet heat or other chemicals, white residues can result. These residues can corrode delicate circuits. There are dozens of different possible sources — the boards, the…

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How Do I Remove White Residues from my PCBs?

Streaks or spots of white residues left behind on PCBs are often indicators of using an improper cleaning solvent or flux remover.To select a PCB cleaning fluid or flux remover to remove the white residues, use this very simplified progression from the mildest cleaners to the strongest. Starting with the mildest cleaner is recommended since it…

Video
How to Use the Pro Tector Needle Sheath Prop

View our demonstration on the use and disposal of Pro Tector Needle Sheath. This device is a needle protector intended to promote safe one-handed recapping of syringes; technique as recommended by OSHA and the CDC.

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What is the value of vacuum packed?

This makes it easier to re-stock and keep corrugated cardboard outside of clinical areas.