Viscot Industries Skin Marker BlephMarker Gentian Violet / Gentian Violet Ink NonSterile Full Size Dual Tip, Ultra Fine / Ultra Fine, 100/CS

Skin Marker BlephMarker Gentian Violet / Gentian Violet Ink NonSterile Full Size Dual Tip, Ultra Fine / Ultra Fine, 100/CS

This skin marker is a dual-tip BlephMarker with gentian violet ink and ultra fine tips on both ends for detailed marking. It fits surgeons who need precise lines for facial procedures, including blepharoplasty-focused workflows. This full size, nonsterile marker is intended for single patient use.

Good Fit For

• Facial procedure marking
• Blepharoplasty procedure prep
• Surgeons needing very fine marking lines

Key Features

• Dual ultra fine tips support detailed, precise skin marking
• Gentian violet ink offers traditional skin marking ink
• Built for facial procedure marking where fine anatomy matters
• Full size format gives a familiar marker feel in use
• Single patient use supports patient-specific workflow
• Nonsterile marker for settings that do not require a sterile marker

Applications and Usage

• Marking precise lines before facial procedures
• Creating fine reference marks for blepharoplasty planning
• Using one marker for a single patient during procedure prep

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• This marker is nonsterile, so buyers should confirm that matches their procedural requirements.
• The ultra fine tips are geared toward detailed marking rather than broader line work.
• Single patient use may matter for protocol and purchasing volume planning.

FAQ

• Are both ends of the marker ultra fine? Yes. This BlephMarker has a dual-tip design with an ultra fine tip on each end.
• What kind of procedures is this skin marker suited for? This skin marker is a strong fit for facial procedures where precise lines are important. The product details specifically note use for fine anatomy and blepharoplasty-related marking.
• Is the ink gentian violet? Yes. This marker uses gentian violet ink.
• Is this marker sterile? No. This skin marker is nonsterile.
• Is this meant for single patient use? Yes. This marker is intended for single patient use.

From BlephMarker by Viscot Industries.