AirTrack® Scanners, Label Printers and Supplies

Spare Battery - AirTrack - 4040 mAh. Compatible with CT50h. Comparable to part # 318-055-002.

Spare Battery - AirTrack - 4040 mAh. Compatible with CT50. Comparable to part # 318-055-001.

Spare Battery - AirTrack - 2740 mAh. Compatible with MC3200. Comparable to part # BTRY-MC32-01-01.

Stop the Spread labels as floor signs and door signs. Designed to give consumers information on how adhere to Social Distancing to help Stop the Spread of COVID-19.

Healthcare labels help healthcare organizations accurately identify pharmaceuticals, blood bags, test tubes, patient charts, mobile specimen, surgical equipment, hospital assets, and other mission-critical items. Our healthcare labeling solutions meet Joint Commission regulatory requirements and National Patient Safety Goals to identify patients correctly, prevent infectious diseases, prevent mislabeling in surgical rooms, use medication according to the 5 Rights of Medication Administration and improve staff communication. From standard healthcare labels used in pharmacies, laboratories and patient rooms to colored, pre-printed labels for custom applications, our labels are used throughout all hospital departments. Our healthcare labels are compatible with the leading EMR, LIS, PIS, and other hospital systems, including Epic, Cerner, Orchard, Meditech and others.

Laboratory labels help medical staff identify and track laboratory samples while allowing healthcare staff to communicate effectively amongst various labs, facilities and departments. professionals identify and track laboratory samples and communicate effectively throughout a medical lab or facility. Laboratory labels allow hospital staff to manage their medication, inventory, substances, supply bins and other lab items. Laboratory labeling solutions can extend to warning labels, storage labels, specimen labels, cryogenic labels and microscope slide labels. Lab labels come in different shapes, sizes and materials to ensure they can withstand the harshest conditions. Our laboratory labels are compatible with the leading EMR, LIS, PIS, and other hospital systems, including Epic, Sunquest, Cerner, Orchard, SoftLab, Meditech and others.

Pharmacy labels contain information that a doctor or pharmacy would like to communicate to a patient, such as how to use the medication correctly, the number of doses per day, the length of time the medication should be taken and any precautions. The goal is to provide instructions that ensures proper patient care. In addition, pharmacy labels contain key information such as patient"?s name, doctor"?s name, drug name, strength of drug, pharmacy location and phone number and date when drugs were prescribed. When used properly, pharmacy labels ensure safe medication administration through the 5 Rights of Medication Administration. Our pharmacy labels are compatible with healthcare pharmacy information and dispensing systems such as Cerner, Epic, OptiFill, ScriptPro, Meditech, VA Hospital, MedStation, Pyxis and Mediware.

Test tube labels are designed to identify and track samples that are used for diagnostic testing and disease prevention. The test tube labels are used across various healthcare divisions including genetics, DNA sequencing, forensics, chemistry, hematology, disease control, and drug discovery. Test tube and vial labels are also used to improve sample management and post results to LIS/HIS analyzers. The quality and material of the test tube labels varies dependent on the conditions that the tubes need to be in. For example, some test samples are required to be kept in a freezer in order to prevent gases from developing from organic contents. Thus, in extreme cold temperatures, the test tube labels must be able to withstand wet conditions, adhesiveness concerns and durability in long testing processes. Any of these issues can result in the testing process starting over, increased costs and delayed payment on insurance premiums.

Blood bag labels contain important information about the content of the blood bag that can be communicated to doctors and hospital staff prior to administration or use. The healthcare staff at facilities of blood collection and processing centers and transfusion services must comply with the ISBT 128 Standard, Labeling of Blood Components. Not only does this require blood bag labels to have a specific data structure on the blood bag label, but it also requires electronically readable symbols. This ensures that there are national guidelines that all healthcare facilities can comply with, and it prevents blood bag mislabeling, which is the leading cause of transfusion related morbidity and mortality. The most common types of blood bag labels include blood type labels, expiration date labels, cryogenic labels, compliance labels and permanent labels.