Viscot Industries Skin Marker Mini XL Gentian Violet Fine / Regular Tip NonSterile, 200/CS

Skin Marker Mini XL Gentian Violet Fine / Regular Tip NonSterile, 200/CS

This skin marker is a Mini XL gentian violet marker with fine and regular tip options for single-use marking. It fits surgical and clinical workflows where marks need to stay visible after common alcohol-based antiseptic prep. This nonsterile version comes in a case quantity of 200 for higher-volume use.

Good Fit For

• Operating room marking workflows
• Plastic surgery procedures
• High-volume surgical departments
• General exam rooms

Key Features

• Gentian violet ink stays visible up to 10 times longer than traditional ink skin markers after prepping with common alcohol-based antiseptics
• Fine and regular tip options support different marking preferences in clinical workflow
• Single-use format helps support one-patient, one-marker use
• Made to resist common alcohol-based prep solutions used in the operating room
• Case quantity of 200 works well for facilities that need larger-volume purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Marking skin before procedures when visibility after alcohol-based prep matters
• Reducing the need to remark patients once they are in the operating room
• Supporting preoperative site marking in plastic surgery workflows
• Stocking exam rooms or procedural areas that use single-use skin markers

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Material: Plastic.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• This skin marker is nonsterile
• The marker is intended for single use
• Choose this version when gentian violet ink and fine or regular tip flexibility fit your marking preference

FAQ

• Will the mark remain visible after skin prep? Yes. The gentian violet ink is visible up to 10 times longer than traditional ink skin markers, even after prepping with common alcohol-based antiseptics.
• Is this skin marker sterile? No. This Mini XL skin marker is nonsterile.
• Is this marker meant for one-time use? Yes. This skin marker is intended for single use.
• What tip style does this marker have? This version has fine and regular tip options, which can help clinicians match the marking style to the task.
• Where is this skin marker commonly used? The marker is suited to operating room workflows, including plastic surgery procedures, and may also be used in general exam rooms.

From Mini XL by Viscot Industries.