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Safety
Conventional Sharp Devices: A Dying Breed?
Jane Perry, MA

Jane Perry, MA The sharps market has undergone a major transformation during the last 15 years. In the mid-1980s, manufacturers of needle-based I.V. access systems took up the challenge of providing needleless or recessed needle systems that eliminated a source of unnecessary needles (and unnecessary needlesticks). At the same time, designs for safety-engineered needles, which cover the sharp after use, expanded rapidly.

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