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March 29 – April 2 Chicago, IL


ANSELL


The new precedent-setting GAMMEX Non-Latex Sensitive surgical glove has the natural fit and comfort you love in GAM- MEX surgical gloves, so you can focus exclusively on your performance and not your skin sensitivi- ties. The gloves are chemical accelerator-free to ensure comprehensive protection for healthcare workers with chemical allergies to accelera- tors. SENSOPRENE allows for superior sensitivity while maintaining glove strength, and GAMMEX design and manufacturing guarantee the desirable fi t, donning properties, and grip you expect.


See Ansell at AORN booth# 3823 Visit www.ksrleads.com/?403hp-028


CONTEC


Peridox Sporicidal Disinfectant Peridox Sporicidal Disinfectant will kill C. diffi cile in 3 minutes. The Ready- To-Use and Concentrate formulas are ideal for rapid OR turnover. The non- alcohol, non-bleach formula is less corrosive on sensitive OR equipment. Visit contechealthcare.com for more information and a listing of kill claims for viruses, spores, bacteria and TB.


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CAREFUSION


Discover the true feeling of clean with a free sample of Surgicept Now, you can get soft, smooth hands without the sticky residue. In fact, 78% of surgical staffers in a blind study preferred Surgicept Waterless Surgical Hand Scrub over Avagard Surgical Hand Antiseptic.1


Surgicept meets FDA


effi cacy testing requirements of rapid, persistent and cumulative activity against hand fl ora. Request your free sample at surgicept.com/sample, and feel the difference for yourself.


References: 1. Surgical scrub comparison market research. Bernstein-Rein, 2010.


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VENDOR SPOTLIGHTS CASE MEDICAL


Case Medical is FDA registered, ISO certifi ed, manufacturer of sterilization containers and products for infection prevention. The company’s SteriTite container is universal, compatible with all sterilization modalities and medical devices. Their instrument chemistries were awarded U.S. EPA’s DfE for sustainability and safer chemistry. New for 2014 CaseTrak360 software/ RFID tracking.


See Case Medical at AORN booth# 4841 Visit www.ksrleads.com/?403hp-043


STERIS CORPORATION


STERIS now offers the PATHOGON UV Disinfection System, an automated, mobile system using germicidal ultra- violet light to reduce or kill pathogens on environmental surfaces. As part of a complete cleaning and disinfection program, it has been shown to kill organisms such as Clostridium diffi cile, MRSA, VRE, Acinetobacter baumannii, and Klebsiella pneumoniae.


See STERIS at AORN booth# 2628 Visit www.ksrleads.com/?403hp-034


MOBILE INSTRUMENT SERVICE & REPAIR


Mobile Instrument is the nation’s largest, full-service equipment repair and maintenance company serving hospital’s and surgery cen- ters since 1978. Mobile provides rigid and fl exible endoscope repair for all manufacturers makes and models, even those deemed obsolete. Mobile is a contracted supplier for all major GPOs providing quality repairs at the best possible pricing avail- able. Repairs feature fast turnaround and are fully warranted. Extensive loaner inventories are maintained with loaners provided at no charge. Con- tact your local Mobile Instrument Repair Representative at 800-722-3675.


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