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Prime Medical Launches Line of Bactericidal Soft Surfaces That Continuously Kills 99.9 Percent of Germs on Contact
Prime Medical announced today the launch of its SAF-T™ line of bactericidal soft surfaces for healthcare. This unique line of privacy curtains, bed linens, towels and apparel for patients and staff are made with a patented fabric that harnesses the power of chlorine bleach to continuously kill the colonization of bacteria and viruses with 99.9 percent effectiveness, providing full protection for the life of products.
Local Physicians and Nurses are Fighting Infection in a Whole New Way!
Thirty local physicians and nurses are now fighting germs in the most revolutionary way, simply by wearing bactericidal lab coats.
Emergency Departments Should Look at Soft Surfaces to Prevent Infection
We were excited to read that the ACHE is focused on HAIs in Emergency Departments and respectfully submit that Prime Medical has a simple solution. Our SAF-T bed linens, cubicle curtains, patient gowns, lab coats and scrubs kill 99.9% of bacteria and viruses on contact for the life of the product.
Patient Safety Awareness Week Draws Attention to Dangers Such as HAIs
Healthcare Associated Infections (HAIs) have been in the news a lot lately. There is a clear need for innovative solutions to the problem. Best practices such as hand hygiene, and protective gear can only go so far. Soft surfaces can become a key weapon in the fight against these deadly infections.
Doing Good: An Update on our Donations to Cure International
We have had a strong start to our year. Our product line is growing and our team is busier than ever. Wayne Wilson, who oversees manufacturing, is staying on his toes managing our ever-expanding line of products. However, these days he is also fulfilling a very special order: our charitable donation to CURE International.
To say that healthcare associated infections (HAIs) are bad news is an understatement. They cost millions of dollars, cause pain and suffering to patients and take a toll on healthcare delivery. HAIs can be preventable by disinfecting hard surfaces and instruments. However, they can be tough to fight.
Cubicle Curtains the Elephant in the Room
Each year, health care-associated infections cost health systems millions. The main culprit of transmission is improper hand hygiene prior to touching various surfaces in a patient room.
Study Shows Pathogens Cling to Scrubs and Lab Coats
The fight against healthcare associated infections is multifaceted. So many factors to be considered when your a medical professional working with patients. How do you keep yourself safe as well as your patients and the public?
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