DMC Brochure 2016

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Bryan Wixted CEO DMC Medical Ltd. Ireland

Carolyne Deer Administration Manager, Ireland

Mike Clancy Product Development Manager, Ireland

Bill Zhang Quality Engineering Manager, China

Andy Song CEO DMC Medical Tech. & Mfg. Co. Ltd. China

Charmaine Henderson Regulatory Director, U.S.A.

Julie Torres Customer Service, U.S.A.

Transportation/Logistics:Hankyu Hanshin Express (USA) Inc.CarsonCA 90746

DMC Medical Ltd embodies innovation, dedication and professionalism that makes the support and trust of you ‘the customer’ our number one priority.

Since its incorporation in late 1998 DMC Medical has utilized a team of professionals, all of whom have spent many years servicing the healthcare industry on a global basis. The team at DMC is drawn from a background of medical device manufacture, quality assurance, product development, customer service and distribution.

All our finished medical devices are manufactured, tested, sterilized and approved to the highest international standards. Manufacturing is certified to ISO 13485:2012, while our product range is tested and evaluated in accordance with ISO 10993. Sterilization is by EtO, Gamma Irradiation & Moist Steam, performed to current ISO standards.

Quality is not an issue at DMC but a fact. Devices are CE Marked, FDA 510k approved and listed as appropriate.

Distribution and Customer Service facilities are located in Carson, California and Shannon, Ireland. These key locations allow DMC to provide an efficient and cost effective service to existing and expanding markets.

Our ISO approved sister company DMC Medical Tech. & Mfg. Co. Ltd., based in DaLang, China, offers us the opportunity of increased capability and capacity plus the ability to assist our customers in specific projects.

The last number of years has seen DMC develop a diverse range of products such as the BPA free NuGen™ syringe, an innovative Eastman Chemical Copolymer, that’s suitable for both EtO and irradiation sterilization with improved lipid and chemical resistance suitable for both the medical device and pharmaceutical markets.

The SureSafe™ syringe, a superbly engineered fully automatic retractable syringe that addresses the “accidental needlestick crisis” bringing both safety to the healthcare worker and cost savings to the hospital.

SupraGel™ & SupraCel™ wound care hydrogels suitable for direct hospital/acute care centres and OTC sales. These gels address simple to complex wound care solutions.

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Automatic Retractable Syringe

Manual Retractable Syringe

SureSafe™ is an exceptionally engineered safety syringe with automatic retraction that fully addresses the accidental needlestick crisis that sees close on 1million healthcare workers put at risk every year in the U.S. alone. SureSafe™ is available in 0.5ml, 1ml, 3ml, 5ml & 10ml with a variety of high quality needle bores and lengths. Simple single-hand use, the SureSafe™ is an extremely cost effective syringe when compared to the competition, with the added benefit of up to 50% saving on Sharps containers and disposal charges.

SureSafe™ Safety Syringes 1

Product Code Description Needle Gauge

Needle Length

Units per box

Total Units per case

FD-SSFX01L-29 1ml Insulin syringe 29G 1/2” 100 2100

FD-SSFX01T-27 1ml Tuberculin 27G 1/2" 100 2100

FD-SSFX01T-25 1ml Tuberculin 25G 5/8" 100 2100

FD-SSFX01T-25-01 1ml Tuberculin 25G 1" 100 2100

FD-SSFX01-25 1ml syringe 25G 5/8” 100 2100

FD-SSFX01-25-01 1ml syringe 25G 1” 100 2100


Needle Length

Units per box


FD-MSSFX005-29 0.5ml syringe 29G 1/2” 100 3000

FD-MSSFX005-29-01 0.5ml Insulin 29G 1/2” 100 3000

FD-MSSFX01-25 1ml syringe 25G 1” 100 3000

FD-MSSFX01-29-01 1ml Insulin 29G 1/2” 100 3000

FD-MSSIC03-25 3ml syringe 25G 1” 100 2400

FD-MSSIC05-22 5ml syringe 22G 1 1/2” 100 1800

FD-MSSIC10-21 10ml syringe 21G 1 1/2” 100 1200


Needle Length

Units per box


FD-SSIC03-25 3ml syringe 25G 5/8" 100 1000

FD-SSIC03-25-01 3ml syringe 25G 1" 100 1000

FD-SSIC03-23 3ml syringe 23G 1" 100 1000

FD-SSIC03-23-01 3ml syringe 23G 1½" 100 1000

FD-SSIC03-22 3ml syringe 22G 1½” 100 1000

FD-SSIC03-22-01 3ml syringe 22G 1” 100 1000

FD-SSIC03-21 3ml syringe 21G 1" 100 1000

FD-SSIC03-21-01 3ml syringe 21G 1½" 100 1000





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Healthcare workers, both in the U.S. and throughout the world,

continue to suffer “needless” accidental needlestick injuries

because the industry has been slow or reluctant to convert

to a fully automatic retractable needle safety device. There

are numerous needle devices on the market that are safe in

“name only”. Many of these devices require two-handed use

with sliding sheaths, hinged needle covers, manual retraction

and snap-off plungers. One of the major stumbling blocks to

the universal use of a “true” safety syringe has been cost of an

automatic retractable device. The SureSafe™ syringe addresses

the cost, ease of use and complete safety issues.

Accidental needlestick injuries cause healthcare workers to

be exposed to over 20 bloodborne pathogens and other

infectious agents including HIV/AIDS, hepatitis B and hepatitis

C. According to the WHO (World Health Organization)

1.3million people die per year from unsafe injection practices.

Despite legislation in the U.S. and the introduction of safe

practices around the world, the uptake of safety syringes has

been sluggish.

Accidental needlestick injuries to healthcare workers are

estimated at between 800,000 to 1,000,000 per year in the

United States alone and a similar number reported in Europe.

Reports also indicate that many accidental needlestick injuries

are neither reported nor documented.

When using the SureSafe™ automatic retractable syringe, the

needle is automatically and instantly retracted from the patient

into the plunger of the syringe. The syringe is thereby rendered

non-reusable and the contaminated needle is not available to

prick either the medical worker, patient or disposal agent.

History:

The hypodermic syringe was invented in the mid-1840s.

Disposable standard syringes have been manufactured since

the early 1960s.

In 1978, a medical technician at the University of Wisconsin

Hospital contracted hepatitis B from an accidental needlestick

injury. The hospital’s Dr. Dennis Maki and Nurse Rita

McCormick began groundbreaking research that alerted the

medical community to the risk that healthcare workers

face from contracting bloodborne diseases via

contaminated needles.

Their report, published in 1981, Maki and

McCormick determined that many needlestick

injuries occurred during recapping attempts and

subsequently warned medical workers not to recap

needles. Despite the medical community’s realization

that hepatitis B and many other bloodborne pathogens

were frequently spread by accidental needlestick injuries,

it took the deadly spread of HIV/AIDS in the early 1980s to

truly focus attention on the need for needle safety devices

and procedures.

Cost:

Premium safety syringes are priced higher than conventional

(unsafe) syringes. The initial higher cost is very misleading as

to the true final cost when all the factors are totalled. When

comparing the cost of a safety syringe versus a conventional

disposable syringe, what must be factored in is the cost of tests

following an accidental needlestick injury. The cost of needle

disposal must also be included in arriving at the final cost.

A huge forgotten cost is the months of anxiety and worry an

accidental needlestick injury brings with it to the unfortunate

healthcare workers and their families plus the impact on

their personal lifestyles throughout the period of testing and

retesting.

Calculating that cost:

Accidental needlestick injuries occur approximately once

every 6,000 injections given with a conventional disposable

syringe.

SureSafe™ Safety Syringes2

Needle Stick Crisis

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Whenever an accidental needlestick injury occurs, it is

imperative that tests are conducted to determine whether or

not a bloodborne disease has been contracted. It may take

several months before some pathogens can be detected so

follow up testing is necessary. HIV sometimes lies dormant in

the human body for up to three years. Such testing is expensive

with the average cost being in the region of $3,000.

The cost of testing must be taken into account mathematically

in order to arrive at the true cost of a syringe. For each

conventional syringe that is used for an injection, the

approximate testing cost can be calculated by dividing $3,000

by 6,000. So each injection with a conventional syringe carries

a hidden cost (the cost for disease testing of needlestick injury

victims) of approx. $0.50. However, SureSafe™ syringes virtually

eliminates any risk from accidental needle stick injury, so for

each SureSafe™ syringe that is used for an injection the testing

cost is essentially zero.

Disposal costs must also be taken into account. This

includes the cost of the sharps disposal box plus the cost

of transportation to the incineration site and the cost of

incineration. For a conventional disposable syringe, the

disposal cost is approximately $0.18 each. Any sharps disposal

box will hold at least twice as many activated SureSafe™

syringes as conventional syringes.

The true cost of a syringe can be calculated as follows:

Purchase price + testing cost + disposal cost = actual cost

Even if the purchase price of a SureSafe™ syringe were four

times as much as the purchase price of a conventional syringe,

the actual cost of the conventional syringe would still be

more expensive. Assuming a purchase price of $0.08 for a

conventional syringe, the actual cost is calculated below:

$0.08 + $0.50 + $0.18 = $0.76

Assuming a purchase price of $0.30 for a SureSafe™ syringe, the

actual cost is:

$0.30 + $0.00 + $0.09 = $0.39 - Automatic Version

$0.16 + $0.00 + $0.09 = $0.25 - Manual Version

An average 250 bed hospital spends between $80,000 to

$100,000 per year on the purchase of Sharps containers alone.

The overall saving for such a hospital purchasing at least 50%

less Sharps containers and the reduced tonnage of infectious

waste disposal represents an overall saving of at least $150,000,

not to mention the elimination of accidental needlestick

injuries and the protection of its healthcare workers.

When these costs are taken into account, it is actually more

cost effective to use a SureSafe™ safety syringe than to use

a conventional syringe or one of the many so-called semi

“safety” syringes that do not effectively prevent reuse, are not

single handed activated and safety in “name only”. SureSafe™

not only offers superb protection but also makes excellent

economic sense.

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DMC Medical has developed a comprehensive range of

Color Coded, Latex Free Polycarbonate Syringes available in

94 variations. Crystal clear barrels with a secure luer lock tip

are available in 1ml, 3ml, 6ml, 10ml, 20ml & 30ml. DMC also

offers a pre-printed custom syringe range in similar sizes and

colors. Supplied bulk non-sterile. Our Polycarbonate Syringes

are FDA 510k approved and manufactured in accordance with

ISO 13485.

Product Description Units per box Boxes per carton Total Units

1ml Polycarbonate Syringe - 7 Colors Available + Printed Option 100 12 1200






Polycarbonate Syringes

3ml Nitro

10ml Heparin

10ml Contrast

10ml Nitro

10ml Lidocane

10ml Saline

20ml Heparin

20ml Saline

Available Colors for Pre-Printed Syringes

1ml 3ml 6ml 10ml 20ml 30mlFD -1017NS FD -1021NS FD -1025NS FD -1026NS FD -1031NS FD -1035NS

FD -1018NS FD -1022NS FD -1069NS FD -1027NS FD -1032NS FD -1036NS






Polycarbonate Syringes 4

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DMC Medical has developed a new and exciting range of

copolyester syringes with advanced features. This material offers

many advantages such as BPA free (Bisphenol A) improved

chemical & lipid resistance, glass like clarity, toughness and

suitable for both EtO & radiation sterilization. Available in luer

lock 1ml, 3ml, 6ml, 10ml, 20ml & 30ml with seven different plunger

color variations. Supplied bulk non-sterile the NuGen™ syringe

is FDA 510K approved and manufactured in accordance with

ISO 13485.

Product Description Units per box Boxes per carton Total Units

1ml NuGen™ Eastman Tritan ™ Copolyester Syringes - 7 Colors Available + Printed Option 100 12 1200






NuGen Eastman Tritan Copolyester Syringes

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1ml 3ml 6ml 10ml 20ml 30mlFD -1159NS FD -1178NS FD -1183NS FD -1188NS FD -1193NS FD -1198NS







NuGen™ Eastman Tritan ™ Copolyester Syringes 5

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Bevelled & Blunt (VIC & BIC)

Manufactured in a blunt and bevelled format, these cannulae may

be used in conjunction with the Saphenous Vein Distention system.

The cannulae are supplied both sterile and bulk non-sterile.

Product Code Description Units per box Boxes per carton Total Units

FD-1006 VIC - Sterile - Bevelled Vein Irrigation Cannula 25 21 525

FD-1006NS VIC - Non Sterile - Bevelled Vein Irrigation Cannula 100 16 1600

FD-1007 BIC - Sterile - Blunt Vein Irrigation Cannula 25 21 525

FD-1007NS BIC - Non Sterile - Blunt Vein Irrigation Cannula 100 16 1600

FD-1006 FD-1007

Vein Irrigation Cannulae

Vein Irrigation Cannulae Bevelled & Blunt 6

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FD-1148 Add-A-Grip 2 part accessory - Thumb & Finger Grips 250 10 2500

FD-1152 Add-A-Grip 3 part accessory - Thumb & Finger Grips/Syringe 100 12 1200

The Add-A-Grip has been developed by DMC Medical to fit its

standard 10ml syringe, giving the operator greater control and

increased ability to push during the infusion procedure. Its simple

“snap-on” set up takes just a few seconds to assemble, ready for

use. It is supplied in 2 formats, format 1, which is the Thumb &

Finger Grips only and format 2, where the Thumb & Finger Grips

come fully assembled on the Syringe. Both formats are supplied

bulk non-sterile. Format 1 is packaged in lots of 250 pieces in a

double PE bag and format 2 in a single pouch.

Add-A-Grip

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Available with any 10ml syringe, either printed or unprinted in Polycarbonate or NuGen™ formats

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A range of high quality connectors used to join tubing lines

in both anaesthesiology and cardiovascular procedures. Supplied

bulk non-sterile in both clear and blue tinted formats.

Polycarbonate Connectors

Polycarbonate Connectors8


FD-1009NS Non Sterile 3/8 x 3/8 x 3/8 “Y” Connector - Clear 200 n/a 200

FD-1010NS Non Sterile 1/2 x 1/2 Straight Connector - Clear 200 n/a 200

FD-1011NS Non Sterile 3/8 x 3/8 Straight Connector - Clear 400 n/a 400

FD-1012NS Non Sterile 3/8 x 3/8 x 3/8 “Y” Connector - Tint 200 n/a 200

FD-1013NS Non Sterile 1/2 x 1/2 Straight Connector - Tint 200 n/a 200

FD-1014NS Non Sterile 3/8 x 3/8 Straight Connector - Tint 400 n/a 400

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(SVDS)

The SVDS limits the pressure that can be applied to the

saphenous vein during the harvesting procedure. Unique

latex free pressure limiting balloon prevents complications

associated with overdistension, such as endothelial damage,

thrombosis, sub-endothelial hyperplasia and accelerated

lipid uptake. After harvesting, the vein is used as a graft in

bypassing blockages in the coronary arteries. Manufactured in

accordance with ISO13485 the device is FDA 510k approved.

Supplied sterile in two color coded pressure limiting sizes,

200mm Hg & 300mm Hg.

Saphenous Vein Distention System

Saphenous Vein Distention System 9


FD-1003 Saphenous Vein Distension System - 200mm Hg - Sterile 5 3 15

FD-1004 Saphenous Vein Distension System - 300mm Hg - Sterile 5 3 15

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The CIPA is manufactured in an adult size and protects the

heart from re-warming during the bypass procedure. The

pad is intended to insulate the myocardium from the warmer

descending thoracic aorta and surrounding pericardial tissues. It

also ensures against damage to the phrenic nerve. The pad is thin

and pliable and conforms well to the shape of the heart and may

be easily cut if required. Secure tape attached for easy removal.

The product is supplied both sterile and bulk non-sterile.

Cardiac Insulation Pad(CIPA)

Cardiac Insulation Pad 10


FD-1001 Sterile Cardiac Insulation Pad - Adult 10 8 80

FD-1001NS Non-Sterile Cardiac Insulation Pad - Adult 45 4 180

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This heart positioning device is a polyester net used during open-

heart surgery. Greatly assists in positioning the heart at optimum

levels within the chest cavity. It allows access to the posterior side

of the heart for grafting. Supplied both sterile and bulk non-sterile.

HeartNetHeart Positioning Device

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HeartNet™ 11


FD-1015 Sterile HeartNet™ - Heart Positioning Device 10 8 80

FD-1015NS Non-Sterile HeartNet™ - Heart Positioning Device 20 4 80

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SupraGel™ is a cross-linked sterile amorphous hydrogel

containing complex carbohydrates, CMC, propylene glycol and

ultra pure water. Dependent on wound conditions, SupraGel™ has

the ability to rehydrate dry necrotic tissue thus providing rapid

wound debridement in addition to absorbing slough and excess

exudates. Due to its fully cross-linked nature, no maceration occurs

and SupraGel™ maintains its physical integrity throughout its use.

wound care hydrogel

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SupraGel™ Wound Care Hydrogel12

Suitable for

Cuts

Grazes

Rashes

Exuding Wounds

Burns 1st & 2nd degree

Cavity Wounds

Leg Ulcers


FD-1140 SupraGel™ Amorphous Sterile Hydrogel - 25g tube 20 12 240

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SupraCel™ sheet dressing is a cross-linked sterile hydrogel containing a solid polymer matrix

with propylene glycol. Dependent on wound conditions, SupraCel™ has the ability to absorb

wound exudates while maintaining an excellent moisture balance. Due to its fully cross-linked

nature there will no maceration of the skin surrounding the wound. SupraCel™ maintains its

physical integrity throughout its use.

SupraCel™ Wound Care Hydrogel 13

Suitable for

Burns 1st & 2nd degree

Sunburn

Blisters

Rashes

Grazes

Leg Ulcers

Post Operative Surgical Wounds

Pressure Ulcers


FD-1143 SupraCel™ Flat Sheet Sterile Hydrogel - 2” x 2” (50mm x 50mm) 100 4 400



FD-1204 SupraCel™ Flat Sheet Sterile Hydrogel – 8” x 8” (200mm x 200mm) 50 2 100

DMC Medical LimitedCorporate HeadquartersUnit 2, Abbey HouseShannonCounty ClareIreland

[email protected]

Telephone: Ireland: +353 61 718900U.S.A.: +1 949 916 7253

Fax: Ireland: +353 61 718944U.S.A.: +1 949 916 7254

DMC Medical Tech. & Mfg. Co. LtdDaLang Town,Dongguan CityGuangdong ProvinceChina

[email protected]

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