VISCOT Surgical Skin Marker Pen Gentian Ink Ultra-Fine Tip Violet -1436SR

About VISCOT Surgical Skin Marker Pen Gentian Ink Ultra-Fine Tip Violet -1436SR

viscot surgical markers viscot skin marker pen 1436

The Viscot 1436 is a sterile surgical skin marker pen with an ultra-fine tip, designed for procedures that require very precise and clear markings.

Key features of the Viscot 1436

• Intended use: The pen is primarily used for making visible marks on a patient's skin before surgical procedures. Its design is particularly well-suited for plastic surgery, ENT, and ophthalmic procedures.
• Tip: It features an ultra-fine tip, which is ideal for creating thin, clear lines.
• Ink: The ink is a non-toxic, medical-grade gentian violet, which is friendly to the skin and has a dark purple color for high visibility. The ink dries quickly and can be removed with alcohol.
• Packaging: It is sterile and individually packaged, often including a flexible ruler. It is typically sold in cases of 100.
• Economic option: The marker is part of the "Vismark Value" line, which offers a cost-effective alternative to other surgical skin markers while still containing traditional, reliable skin-marking ink.

Ultra fine tip, Gentian violet ink type (Purple color Ink).The Vismark Value Surgical Markers are an economic alternative to most Surgical Skin Markers.The value surgical skin marker are filled with traditional skin marking ink that we've been using for over 40 years.Marking patients prior to surgery in a non-sterile environment.Procedures where less aggressive prep solutions like Betadine or Iodine are used.The 1436 series surgical marker is a reliable for procedures where a very fine line is required.Primary specialties include Plastic, ENT and Ophthalmic.Sterile with ruler.Case Qty: 100 per case (Individually packaged).Sterile product intended for use within the O.R. or where sterility needs to be maintained.

Ultra Fine Tip Traditional Ink Marker

Indicated for:

• Ophthalmic, ENT, Plastic procedures
• Procedures where less aggressive prep solutions like Betadine or Iodine are used
• Procedures where a very fine line is required
• Marking patients prior to surgery in a non-sterile environment
• Economic alternative to most surgical markers