|Articles|March 1, 2006
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Mini-LiquiDose Label
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EPS Inc (Ivyland, Pa) recently introducedan addition to its LiquiDose labelline—the Mini-LiquiDose Label. The productwas designed primarily for use withsyringes and ampules. When used withthe MILT, Version 2.2 by Medi-Dose software,the 1/2 -in x 1 1/4 -in label can accommodate3 lines of text—up to 25 charactersper line. If bar coding is a necessity,the Mini-LiquiDose Label can contain 2lines of text and a complete bar code,plus the packager's identification andbeyond-use dating. The label can beprinted with any laser or ink jet printer.The Mini-LiquiDose Labels have beensized correctly so that they will notocclude syringe markings or fluid levelsor tear away from the syringe. For moreinformation, visit www.medidose.com, orcall 800-523-8966.
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