Definition : Jars used as clean containers to store blades (the cutting part of a surgical instrument such as a knife or razor) free from contamination. These devices are either disposable (e.g., single-use) or reusable cylindrical containers with no handles made of stainless steel or, less frequently, plastic or glass with a tight lid that is usually made of the same material; they are supplied in a variety of sizes according to the blade dimensions. Blade jars are used to store disposable blades intended for use (attached to a handle) in treatment and/or surgical procedures performed in hospitals, doctors' offices, and at home.
AliMed is an American manufacturing company and supplier of high quality products — everything from pre-formed orthoses, alarms for fall management, cushions, diagnostic imaging and operating room accessories, orthopedic rehabilitation equipment, ergonomic workplace solutions and emergency preparedness.
Briggs Healthcare has grown to be one of the largest privately held manufacturers and distributors of medical documentation, charting systems and healthcare products
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