Description
Product Overview
The PDC Healthcare AN7 anesthesia tape is engineered for the demanding environment of modern medical facilities. Constructed from a high‑quality, medical‑grade adhesive, the tape adheres securely to syringe barrels yet releases cleanly without residue, preserving the integrity of the drug container. Each roll measures 0.5 inch in width and extends to an impressive 500 inches in length, providing ample labeling material for high‑volume usage. The tape is pre‑printed with clearly legible fields for date, time, and initials, allowing clinicians to document medication administration with precision. The blue color offers high contrast against typical syringe surfaces, reducing the chance of misreading critical information. Designed specifically for fentanyl and other potent anesthetic agents, the tape meets stringent industry standards for safety and reliability.
Usage
In operating rooms, intensive care units, and outpatient surgical centers, accurate drug labeling is essential to prevent medication errors. The AN7 tape is ideal for labeling syringes containing fentanyl, morphine, or other controlled substances. Clinicians can quickly apply a strip of tape to the syringe barrel, fill in the required information, and secure the label with a gentle press. The removable nature of the tape allows for label updates when dosage changes occur, without the need to replace the entire syringe. The tape also performs reliably under a range of temperatures and humidity levels commonly encountered in hospital settings, ensuring consistent readability throughout the procedure. Its durability makes it suitable for both short‑term procedures and longer postoperative monitoring where label integrity must be maintained.
Why Choose Us
PDC Healthcare is a trusted name in professional medical supplies, and the AN7 anesthesia tape reflects the company’s commitment to quality and patient safety. Each roll undergoes rigorous testing for adhesive strength, tear resistance, and print clarity, guaranteeing that the label will stay in place until intentionally removed. The tape’s design minimizes the risk of accidental detachment, a critical factor when handling high‑potency drugs. Additionally, the product is manufactured in a GMP‑certified facility, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Customers benefit from responsive technical support and a clear return policy, reinforcing confidence in the purchase. By choosing the AN7 tape, healthcare providers invest in a labeling solution that supports accurate documentation, reduces the potential for errors, and streamlines workflow in fast‑paced clinical environments.
Key Features
- High‑visibility blue tape for easy reading against syringe surfaces
- 0.5 inch width provides a compact yet legible labeling area
- 500 inch length supplies ample material for high‑volume labeling
- Pre‑printed date, time, and initials fields streamline documentation
- Responsive customer support and hassle‑free returns for peace of mind
FAQ
What type of adhesive is used on the AN7 tape?
The tape uses a medical‑grade, pressure‑sensitive adhesive that bonds securely to standard syringe barrel materials while allowing clean removal without leaving residue.
Can the tape be used on syringes other than those containing fentanyl?
Yes, the tape is suitable for labeling any syringe used for anesthetic or controlled substances, including morphine, midazolam, and other injectable medications.
Is the tape compatible with standard label printers?
The AN7 tape is pre‑printed with essential fields and does not require additional printing. However, if custom printing is needed, it can be used with most thermal transfer printers that support 0.5 inch wide media.
How should the tape be stored to maintain its performance?
Store the tape in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keeping it in its original packaging helps preserve adhesive strength and prevents moisture absorption.
What is the recommended method for disposing of used tape?
Used tape should be disposed of according to your facility’s hazardous waste protocols, as it may have come into contact with controlled substances.
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