Anesthesia Label PDC Healthcare LAN-2-89 1-1/2×3/4 Paper Roll 500

Description

Product Overview

The PDC Healthcare LAN-2-89 anesthesia label roll is engineered for the demanding environment of surgical suites, intensive care units, and outpatient clinics. Each roll contains 500 white paper labels, each measuring 1‑1/2″ by 3/4″, providing ample space for essential medication information while remaining compact enough for easy handling. The labels are printed on high‑quality, permanent paper that resists smudging, moisture, and tearing, ensuring that critical data remains legible throughout the entire peri‑operative period.

Designed to meet Joint Commission National Patient Safety Goal 03.04.01, these labels incorporate new fields for quantity, volume, date prepared, and expiration date/time, allowing clinicians to capture comprehensive drug details at the point of use. The label surface adheres securely to a variety of containers, including syringes, vials, and ampoules, without the need for additional adhesives or laminates. This reliable adhesion reduces the risk of label loss or displacement, which can lead to medication errors.

Manufactured to ASTM color standards for user‑applied drug labels in anesthesiology, the LAN-2-89 roll features tall‑man lettering that emphasizes critical portions of drug names, helping to differentiate look‑alike medications. The clear, high‑contrast typography combined with the durable paper substrate supports rapid visual verification, a key factor in high‑stress clinical settings where time is of the essence.

Usage

These anesthesia labels are ideal for use in operating rooms, recovery areas, and any setting where precise drug documentation is required. Anesthesiologists, nurse anesthetists, and pharmacy technicians can apply the labels directly to medication containers at the bedside, ensuring that each dose is accurately identified and tracked from preparation to administration. The 1‑1/2″ x 3/4″ size fits standard syringe barrels and vial caps, making the labeling process quick and intuitive.

In addition to intra‑operative applications, the LAN-2-89 labels are suitable for pre‑operative medication preparation stations, where multiple agents are prepared in advance. The inclusion of fields for both preparation date and expiration time helps staff maintain strict inventory control, reducing waste and preventing the use of outdated medications. The permanent paper construction also withstands routine cleaning protocols, allowing labels to remain readable even after exposure to disinfectants.

For teaching hospitals and academic medical centers, the labels serve as an educational tool, reinforcing best practices for medication safety among trainees. By consistently using standardized labeling, institutions can demonstrate compliance with accreditation requirements and foster a culture of safety throughout the peri‑operative workflow.

Why Choose Us

PDC Healthcare brings over a decade of experience in producing high‑quality medical labeling solutions. Our commitment to rigorous quality control ensures that every roll of LAN-2-89 labels meets exacting standards for print clarity, adhesive strength, and durability. Each batch undergoes batch‑specific testing to verify that the tall‑man lettering and color contrast meet ASTM specifications, providing confidence that the labels will perform reliably in critical care environments.

Our labels are manufactured in a GMP‑certified facility, and the production process includes traceability of raw materials, allowing us to quickly address any potential concerns. This level of oversight aligns with the expectations of healthcare providers who demand consistency and safety in every aspect of patient care.

Beyond product quality, PDC Healthcare offers responsive customer support and a dedicated technical assistance team. Whether you need guidance on proper label application, assistance with inventory management, or help navigating regulatory requirements, our experts are available to ensure your experience is seamless and successful.

Key Features

• Permanent, high‑visibility white paper that resists smudging and moisture for reliable readability.
• Size 1‑1/2″ x 3/4″ fits standard syringes, vials, and ampoules for quick bedside labeling.
• Includes dedicated fields for quantity, volume, preparation date, and expiration date/time to meet safety goals.
• Tall‑man lettering and ASTM‑compliant color standards reduce medication‑error risk.
• Responsive customer support and technical assistance for seamless integration into your workflow.

FAQ

What types of containers can the LAN-2-89 labels be applied to?

The labels are designed to adhere securely to a wide range of medication containers, including standard syringes, vials, ampoules, and small medication bottles. The permanent paper adhesive works without additional glue and remains stable even after exposure to routine disinfectants.

Do the labels meet any regulatory or safety standards?

Yes. The LAN-2-89 labels are manufactured to ASTM color standards for anesthesiology drug labeling and comply with Joint Commission National Patient Safety Goal 03.04.01. The tall‑man lettering format further enhances safety by highlighting critical portions of drug names.

Can the labels be used for medications other than anesthetic agents?

While optimized for anesthesia applications, the labels are versatile and can be used for any medication that requires clear identification, preparation date, and expiration information. Their size and durability make them suitable for a broad range of clinical labeling needs.

How many labels are included in each roll?

Each roll contains 500 individual labels, providing a cost‑effective solution for high‑volume environments such as operating rooms and medication preparation stations.

What support does PDC Healthcare offer if I have questions about label usage?

PDC Healthcare provides a dedicated customer service line and email support staffed by professionals familiar with clinical labeling requirements. We can assist with best‑practice guidance, troubleshooting adhesion issues, and ensuring compliance with institutional policies.