PRODUCT SPOTLIGHTS AESCULAP


Meet Our New Sterile Container Introducing the new AESCU- LAP Aicon™ Sterile Container System, our newest steril- ization powerhouse. With features that help streamline processes and reduce the possibility of wet sets, Aes- culap’s next generation rigid container is everything you’d expect from the market leader.


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Introducing a New NIV Ventilator As non-invasive as possible, as invasive as neces- sary. The Savina 300 NIV with automatic leak compensation effectively supports non-invasive ventilation. The built-in-turbine with rapid re- sponse time and external battery allows operation independently from the central gas supply. Dräger Savina 300 NIV (Non-Invasive Ventilation)


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KARL STORZ ENDOSCOPY-AMERICA No-Wrap Sterilization Containers


KARL STORZ No-Wrap Sterilization Containers help you realize cost sav- ings while protecting your equipment invest- ment and reducing the environmental


impact of reprocessing. These


custom designed containers are a trusted system for equipment protec- tion during sterilization, transport, and storage. They provide effective sterilization while reducing waste and enhancing effi ciency.


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Elementum AW is a multi-tiered enzymatic detergent that has been optimized for the automatic, ultrasonic, and manual cleaning of surgical instruments. Elementum AW is synergistically blended to produce the most powerful detergent for use on clinically used medical devices. This best-in-class solution has superior soil penetration and suspension, rapidly breaks down tough-to-clean medical soils, including the multi-layers of bioburden, and prevents redeposition.


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The ScopeValet TipGuard is an endo scopic distal tip protector which provides a simple, safe, and highly effective method of protecting the delicate optics of an endoscope, while allowing the tip to aerate, decreasing the likelihood of microbio- logical growth. This product fits onto a wide variety of scopes (diameters ranging from 2.5mm to 14mm), is indi- vidually packaged for one-time-use, and ensures guideline compliance.


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DALE MEDICAL


Secure products you can count on Dale Medical Products, Inc. is focused on patient safety, patient comfort and clinicial effectiveness. Visit us at AACN to learn more about Dale Bendable Armboards, Abdominal Binders and Post Surgical Bras. Dale products have been providing security without com- promise for more than 60 years.


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HEALTHMARK INDUSTRIES


New X-Ray Vest and Skirt & X-Ray Apron with Pockets for Cooling Packs Healthmark Industries is delighted to introduce the addition of the X- Ray Vest and Skirt and X-Ray Apron products to its Cools Aids personal cooling products line. Manufactured with a coated nylon fabric exterior and equipped with lead-free core


material, the X-Ray Vest and Skirt and X-Ray Apron are designed to keep individuals cool, while also protected from radiation exposure.


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Managing NPWT doesn’t have to be complicated Realize potential cost savings and simplify inventory management with- out compromising care. It’s a win, win. Medela’s risk-share payment model


provides a fi xed annual rate. No hidden fees or fl uctuating costs. Only the Invia technology senses changing wound conditions and responds, innovating the NPWT standard of care.


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