R & L SPOT®


Disposable X-Ray Markers for Anatomical Orientation The Sanitary Alternative to Permanent Markers


When used over and over, permanent anatomical orientation markers and the tapes used to secure them can harbor and spread opportunistic and pathogenic bacteria.


Beekley Medical’s single-use, self-adhesive disposable x-ray markers are a sanitary alternative to permanent markers.


Ideal for use with: • Immune-Suppressed or Compromised Patients • Neonatal / Newborn • Trauma Cases • Isolation Wards • Burn Units • Portable Units


R-SPOT® 113


64 / Box


• lead-free radiopaque R for documenting right side on film • for isolation, trauma; neonatal and burn units


L-SPOT® 112


64 / Box


• lead-free radiopaque L for documenting left side on film • for isolation, trauma; neonatal and burn units


Start using R & L SPOT® disposable x-ray markers


as a part of your infection control protocols. Call 1.800.233.5539 • Fax 1.800.735.1234


Visit beekley.com • Email info@beekley.com


Customers outside the U.S. – Contact your local distributor for pricing and product availability. To locate a distributor call +1.860.583.4700 or email international@beekley.com


Visit Beekley.com for product safety information Manufactured by Beekley Corporation


One Prestige Lane, Bristol, CT 06010 USA Tel: 1.800.233.5539 or +1.860.583.4700 Fax: 1.800.735.1234 beekley.com


BEEKLEY, BEEKLEY MEDICAL, SPOT, and WHEN YOUR DIAGNOSIS MUST BE RIGHT are Reg. U.S. Pat. & Tm. Off. BEEKLEY and SPOT are Registered Community Trademarks. BEEKLEY is a registered trademark in Canada. PIK-UP is an unregistered trademark of Beekley Corporation. © 2020 Beekley Corporation. All rights reserved.


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