SafeShield Disposable Light Barrier Sleeve For Dental A-Dec LED Lighting Launch

Nov 13, 2023

Summary

Renowned US-based supplier SurgiMac LLC has expanded its range of dental and medical supplies by introducing the SafeShield Light Barrier. This new product is designed to work specifically with the A-dec LED Dental Light, helping to extend the life of the light while maintaining a high-quality illumination. The disposable sleeves come in packs of 10 and offer anti-scratch protection for the lens. SurgiMac also stocks a wide range of other dental instruments, surgical supplies, and oral care products. With a focus on sustainability, SurgiMac aims to provide dentists throughout the US with access to ethical, affordable, and high-quality products. The company has been serving the medical and dental industries since 1987 and has developed strong relationships with healthcare professionals nationwide. For more information and to browse the entire SurgiMac range, customers can visit their website.

A renowned US-based supplier of dental and medical supplies updates its range of light fixture accessories for dentists.

Merrick, United States - November 13, 2023 /PressCable/ —

The latest launch from SurgiMac LLC offers top-tier environmentally responsible products to the dentistry profession. The SafeShield Light Barrier joins the supplier's extensive range of dental and medical solutions. With a strong commitment to sustainability, the company ensures that dentists throughout the US have access to high-quality, ethical products at affordable prices.

More details can be found at https://surgimac.com/collections/dental-supplies-equipment

The SafeShield Barrier is designed to work exclusively with the A-dec LED Dental Light. The covers help extend the life of the light without compromising the quality of illumination that is emitted. Orders can be made through the SurgiMac web shop or picked up from one of the company's stores.

The award-winning A-dec lights have become a mainstay of dental practices across the US and beyond. With advanced light performance and ergonomics coupled with touchless operation, these devices utilize a stadium-like lighting effect to minimize shadows on the face.

The sleeves are disposable and come in a pack of 10. Medicom, the SafeShield manufacturer, recommends that the sleeves should be replaced once a week or when cleaning is necessary. The cover is easy to apply and remove and offers anti-scratch protection for the lens.

SurgiMac also stocks dental instruments such as amalgam carriers, burnishers, curettes, hand scalers, and extracting forceps and elevators. Customers can also browse an extensive selection of surgical lab coats and gowns, anesthetic products and accessories, and a range of oral care products.

The company's inventory also extends to surgical instruments such as aspirating syringes, needle holders, scissors, knives, and scalpels. Furthermore, SurgiMac stocks endodontic equipment as well as acrylics, relines, and tray materials.

About SurgiMac

Based both in Utah and New York, the company has developed longstanding relationships with healthcare professionals across the country. SurgiMac has been serving the medical and dental industries since 1987.

A spokesperson says, “SurgiMac is an environmentally responsible medical and dental products manufacturer and distributor dedicated to providing top-tier products. Our dedication to sustainability and quality sets SurgiMac apart, empowering our clients with the confidence of a successful purchase.”

For more information and to browse the entire SurgiMac range, go to https://surgimac.com/

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Organization: SurgiMac LLC
Address: 10 Kees Place Suite C, Merrick, New York 11566, United States
Website: https://surgimac.com/

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