Accurate high-value inventory visibility wins more than time

Track every high-value consumable in real time, ensuring the right product is available exactly when and where it’s needed.

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In busy clinical environments, missing or expired products cost time and compromise care. RFID tagging of implants, injectables, and surgical devices automates stock control, reduces waste, and directly contributes to patient safety.

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Safety

Always the right product for the right patient.

Compliance

Accurate GS1-standards data for recalls and compliance

Efficiency

Automated & accurate inventory counts in seconds instead of hours.

Sustainability

Reduce over-ordering and expired stock.

What if every device had a digital ID?

Together we’re using RFID-powered digital intelligence to remove waste and system vulnerabilities in support of front line care givers.

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