- Condition: Factory New
- Weight: 0.85 lb
- Skin markers have a regular tip with violet ink.
- Smaller size allows for a reduction in hospital waste.
- Intended for surgical marking on intact skin
- Helps prevent wrong site surgery, by allowing the surgical site to be marked properly
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Learn more:
- MFR: McKesson Brand Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: 19-1451
Frequently asked questions
Is the ink durable enough to withstand skin prep?
Yes. These markers feature prep-resistant gentian violet ink. This specific formulation is designed to remain clearly visible throughout the skin preparation process, ensuring the surgical site stays accurately identified.
Are these markers safe for patients with latex allergies?
Absolutely. The McKesson Skin Markers are not made with natural rubber latex, making them a safe choice for use in clinical environments where latex sensitivities are a concern.
How do these help in reducing facility waste?
The markers are specifically designed in a compact ‘mini’ size. This strategic design choice helps clinical facilities manage supply usage more effectively, directly contributing to a reduction in medical waste compared to larger marker alternatives.
Where are these surgical markers manufactured?
These skin markers are proudly made in the USA, adhering to high-quality manufacturing standards for surgical-grade equipment.
Are these markers appropriate for all skin types?
These markers are specifically intended for use on intact skin. They provide a reliable and stable mark that supports surgical safety protocols for dermatological or general surgical procedures.
Does the regular tip provide enough precision for marking?
Yes, the regular tip is engineered to allow for controlled and accurate application, ensuring that the surgical site can be marked with the necessary precision required for safety.
Are the markers provided in sterile packaging?
No, these specific markers are non-sterile. They are designed for use in surgical and clinical environments where they can be integrated into standard pre-operative safety workflows.
How many markers are included in one purchase?
Each box contains 100 individual surgical skin markers, providing a substantial supply for busy outpatient surgery centers, hospitals, or clinics.
Is the ink permanent or temporary?
These are surgical site markers designed for temporary site identification. The gentian violet ink is formulated for stability during the procedure while serving the vital purpose of surgical site verification.
What is the primary benefit of using this specific marker?
The primary benefit is enhanced surgical safety. By providing a clear, prep-resistant, and accurate method for marking, these tools help surgical teams prevent wrong-site surgery and maintain strict compliance with safety protocols.