PDC Healthcare Drug Label Barkley Anesthesia Label Tape Zofran_mg/mL Date_Time_Int_ White 1/2 X 1-1/2 Inch, 1 Roll

Drug Label Barkley Anesthesia Label Tape Zofran_mg/mL Date_Time_Int_ White 1/2 X 1-1/2 Inch, 1 Roll

This drug label anesthesia label tape identifies Zofran on medication labeling during anesthesia workflows. It fits facilities and care teams that want clearer medication identification to help reduce errors tied to unlabeled medications and procedural breakdowns. This white paper label uses black print and comes as 1 roll with 333 labels.

Good Fit For

• Anesthesia medication labeling workflows
• Facilities standardizing preprinted drug labels
• Clinical areas focused on reducing unlabeled medication errors

Key Features

• Preprinted Zofran medication label helps support clearer drug identification
• Anesthesia label tape format fits medication labeling workflows
• White paper label with black script keeps the label easy to read
• 1/2 x 1-1/2 inch label size suits compact labeling areas
• One roll includes 333 labels for routine clinical use

Applications and Usage

• Labeling Zofran during anesthesia preparation and administration
• Supporting medication identification where date, time, and initials are documented
• Adding preprinted drug labels to anesthesia carts or procedural areas

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: RL.
• Size: 2 Inch.
• Material: Paper.
• This label is preprinted for Zofran, so buyers should confirm the medication-specific legend matches their workflow.
• The label size is 1/2 x 1-1/2 inch, which is best checked against the intended labeling surface before ordering.

FAQ

• What medication is named on this anesthesia label tape? This roll is preprinted for Zofran.
• How many labels come on the roll? One roll has 333 black-and-white Zofran drug labels.
• What size are the labels? Each label measures 1/2 x 1-1/2 inch.
• What material is used for the labels? These labels are made of paper.
• Why would a facility use preprinted drug labels like this? These labels help address errors caused by unlabeled medications and other procedural breakdowns that can put patients at risk.

From Barkley by PDC Healthcare.