The Precision Dynamics Sentry® Superband® 5000 Alert Bands are designed to prioritize patient safety and comfort with their lightweight laminate construction and secure snap closures. These bands are utilized in healthcare settings for patient identification and allergy alerts to ensure that vital information is easily accessible and visible to medical staff.

Available in a spectrum of colors—Blue, Yellow, Kelly Green, Red, Orange, Cranberry, and Grape—these bands offer a reliable solution to prevent medical errors by visually alerting healthcare professionals to any allergies. Each band measures 3 7/8" x 1", making them suitable for adult wrists, while minimizing the chances of discomfort or accidental removal during wear. Packaged with 250 bands per box, these alert bands facilitate efficient distribution and usage in busy hospital environments.

Key Features:

• Lightweight laminate material ensures easy wear and comfort for patients, reducing discomfort during extended use.
• Snap closures keep the band securely in place without causing irritation or inconvenience, preventing accidental removal.
• Available in a variety of vivid colors including Blue, Yellow, Kelly Green, Red, Orange, Cranberry, and Grape, facilitating quick visual identification and differentiation.

Uses:

• The Precision Dynamics Sentry® Superband® 5000 Alert Bands are primarily used in hospital and clinical settings to provide patient identification and alert healthcare providers to specific patient allergies. These bands are worn on the wrist and help ensure patient safety by alerting medical staff to any critical information about the patient's care and treatment requirements.

FAQs:

1. What sizes are available for the Sentry® Superband® 5000?
The Sentry® Superband® 5000 measures 3 7/8" x 1". It is designed to fit adult wrists comfortably.

2. How many bands are included in one box?
Each box contains 250 Sentry® Superband® 5000 Alert Bands.

3. Can these bands be used for purposes other than allergy alerts?
Yes, the bands can also be used for general patient identification and other alert purposes depending on the facility's needs.