Paper-based Indicator Notes
Clear, highly-visible, paper-based indicators which show whether or not a room, surface or piece of equipment is clean. Eye catching and easy to read.
Developed in conjunction with Guy's & St. Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, Clinell Clean Indicator products allow healthcare professionals to see at a glance whether something has been cleaned. Helping you conform to UK Department of Health High Impact Interventions No. 8.
NHSSC: VJT85001
Now available.
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