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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 the value of vacuum packed?

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

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Will Spec Clean Disinfectant Wipes meet CDC and OSHA guidelines for disinfecting my facility?

Yes. Spec Clean Disinfectant Wipes are EPA registered (46851-12) with tested power to kill the benchmark organism M. tuberculosis var. bovis (TB), they are rated as an intermediate-level disinfectant recommended for cleaning and disinfection in all settings where there is a likelihood of blood and body soils or visible blood and body soils. Spec Clean wipes also…

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What are major advantages of the water based Spec Clean Disinfectant Formula formula?

• Spec Clean Disinfectant Wipes quickly remove blood and other soils. If soils are left on surfaces they may block disinfectants from killing germs.• Spec Clean Disinfectant Wipes stay fully saturated to help maintain contact time. Alcohol based disinfectants tend to “wick out” causing waste as the top wipe may be too dry to use. Alcohol based wipes…

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Why are solvents used in disinfectants?

Most disinfectant formulas include some type of solvent such as isopropanol or ethanol (types of alcohols) or glycol ethers. Solvents boost chemical action needed to kill germs. Solvents may not be listed as active agents on the disinfectant label but are usually listed on the product safety data sheet. Some disinfectant brands have increased the…