Manufactured of material comprised of 80% cellulose and 20% polypropylene, the single-use Scope Sleeves are designed to cover and protect insertion tu...
Scope SleevesKeep your devices safe and germ-free with our protective covers! We offer disposable, zip lock plastic sleeves designed to keep your phones and tablet...
Testing your facilities endoscope leak tester prior to use is a necessary step to ensure leak testing demonstrates accurate results, which is why weâ€...
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Cleaning Verification
If it is not clean, it can not be considered high-level disinfected or sterile. With Healthmark's line of ProFormance™ cleaning verification products, you can be sure that you are rendering flexible endoscopes safe for further processing. With the ChannelCheck™ and EndoCheck™ you can test individual scopes for the residual soils likely to remain inside of improperly processed scopes. With the HangTimeKit™ test, it is possible to detect for gram negative bacteria that may have grown inside of scope in storage that was not properly dried. With the FlexiCheck™ the functioning of your AER can be challenged for cleaning efficiency.
Cleaning Products
Brushes, wipes, spray guns, soaking trays and transport bags are the innovative tools from Healthmark to help you effectively clean your endoscopes. Insuring that bioburden is quickly and effectively removed. The lint free wipes and spray gun with a complete selection of tips are great for removing gross contaminates outside and in the scope. The HumiPak® is the tools for preventing organics from drying when reprocessing scopes is delayed.
Accessories
The Endo Bag helps to keep scope accessories together. Reprocessing labels provide an ever present record of the most reprocessing of an individual scope. Instrument repair tags help to alert staff to a scope that needs service - or to a scope that is clean and ready for further reprocessing. Our line of disposable reprocessing gloves provide the measure of safety your staff deserve when handling contaminated instruments.
