Free heel prick incisor trial

Specialist maternity products supplier, Central Medical Supplies (CMS), is offering hospital Trusts a free trial of the Gentleheel heel prick incisor.

Used for infant blood spot sampling, Gentleheel features a tri-bevel blade, which is said to give a smoother, sharper and less traumatic incision. The cutting action of Gentleheel is designed to provide a more consistent incision and features include: multiple visual indicators to reinforce the incision site; permanent blade retraction to minimise possible injury or re-use; and a hardened stainless steel blade to improve accuracy of the incision depth. Designed to provide improved handling, its welded plastic case prevents accidental exposure to the blade. The four different sizes – MicroPreemie, Preemie, Newborn and Toddler – are colour coded for easy selection. 

Tracey Pavier-Grant, medical sales director at Central Medical Supplies, said: “Gentleheel, which is an arch-shaped incision device, allows healthcare professionals to take sufficient blood samples first time. This causes less distress to the infant and saves a hospital trust time and money.  For a limited time, we’re offering hospital Trusts a free trial of Gentleheel so healthcare professionals can try out the product on infants in their care.” 

To discuss a free trial, contact Tracey Pavier-Grant on 01538 392 596 or email tracey@centralmedical.co.uk

 

 

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