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|Articles|August 28, 2016
Healthmark Offers Self-Seal CLEAN Bag
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Healthmark Industries announces the addition of the Self-Seal CLEAN Bag to its bags and dust covers product line. Storing reprocessed medical devices appropriately is crucial to avoid environmental contamination. The new Self-Seal CLEAN Bag has been created to keep items covered after cleaning, disinfection or sterilization. The 6-inch by 9-inch tamper-evident self-seal bags are clear and printed with “CLEAN” in green lettering for easy identification of contents and “clean” status. They are ideal for transportation and storage.
Source: Healthmark Industries Co., Inc.
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