Corticosteroid, local anesthetic and NSAID kits for in-office injections. Each kit holds the drug and the supplies for one injection, so nothing is drawn from a shared vial and nothing sits on your shelf between patients.
Single-use kits across the injections a pain, orthopaedic or physiatry practice performs most. Single and double-dose versions where the injection calls for it.
Methylprednisolone, triamcinolone or betamethasone paired with lidocaine in a single kit.
Dexamethasone kits, single and double dose.
Standalone anesthetic kits for infiltration and diagnostic blocks.
Ketorolac kits, single and double dose, for non-narcotic pain control.
The kits arrive ready to use and the reordering is handled on our side, so the program does not become something your staff has to manage.
Which injections your practice performs and roughly how often. That is enough to size it.
You carry only the kits you actually use. We do not push a catalogue at you.
Delivered ready to use. No compounding, no preparation, no drawing up in advance.
We track your usage and stay ahead of it, so restocking is not something your staff has to remember.
The case for single-use kits is mostly about what they remove from the room: preparation, shared vials, and ambiguity about what a given patient received.
Tell us what you inject and how often. We will tell you which kits are worth carrying and which are not.
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