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Laser Wristbands
Provide positive patient ID with smudge proof materials that don’t jam or melt and work effectively on all laser printer brands.
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LIS Labels
Direct thermal and thermal transfer formats designed for laboratory information systems.
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Medication Instruction Labels
Providing extra information improves the safety of drug use by patients.
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Drug Syringe Labels
Preprinted labels for fast and safe labeling of drugs used in veterinary settings.
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DYMO Compatible Labels
A variety of sizes and styles that work in LabelWriter printers 450 series and earlier.
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Exam Consent Labels
Quality labels for a concise record of exams and treatment authorizations.
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Shipping Warning Labels
Ensure that your packages are shipped and handled properly, alerting personnel about potential dangers.
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Quality Control Testing Labels
Document important testing information and verify that products and materials have met the standards of quality you require
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Direct Thermal Printer Labels
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Opioid abuse is an epidemic. Over 10.1 million people misused prescription opioids and another 1.6 million misused prescription pain relievers for the first time¹. Unfortunately, 81,000 people also died from overdoses, one-third of which were from prescribed medications. To address these problems, numerous guidelines have been enacted to help prevent unintended use. Although pharmacies and healthcare organizations are at the forefront of these requirements, they don't stop there. In fact, the use of opioids in veterinary practices is increasing. A University of Pennsylvania study showed a 41% increase in opioids for small animals over the past 10 years which indicates another avenue of potential risk for human access to opioids². Ensuring proper opioid use is crucial for veterinary practices. Following appropriate processes and protocols is essential to ensure the safe use of opioids in veterinary practices.