281 devices · GMDN 61575
Skin marking pens are single-use tools designed to clearly outline areas on a patient’s skin, such as surgical sites or dermatology treatment zones. They use non-toxic ink to ensure precision and reduce risks like ink transfer or skin irritation, making them essential for preoperative planning and dermatological procedures.
These devices are typically classified as single-use medical instruments and may include sterile features or disposable rulers. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally intended for one-time use to maintain hygiene and accuracy in clinical settings.
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