Qlicksmart Sharps Safety Products For Medical Professionals
Qlicksmart was founded by Australian medical doctors Dr Neville Henry (AM) and Dr Michael Sinnott in 1998 to combat the dangers of sharps injuries from scalpel blades. It began with one nurse’s cry that “there has to be a better way” while pointing at a pair of artery forceps that she used to remove scalpel blades.
Their Qlicksmart BladeFlask blade remover and sharps container was the world’s first single-handed blade remover, a way to remove scalpel blades without the risk of injuries and the spread of blood borne diseases.
Following the success of the BladeFlask in hospitals and clinics, Qlicksmart responded to the call from perating Theatre nurses who needed a sterile scalpel blade remover. Thus, the BladeCassette, BladeNeedleSystem, and BladeSingle products were produced to provide safety in a variety of surgical settings as well as newly released BladeFlask EVO blade remover, which accommodates for an extended range of scalpel blades and handles.
Beyond scalpel safety, Qlicksmart has worked with Australian inventors from the healthcare sector to commercialise safety products. These include the SnapIt—a safe and reusable ampoule opener to protect staff and patients from ampoule injuries, and the CheckClip—a medication identification clip designed to prevent medication errors.
They continue their efforts by developing innovative products and dedicated to quality management of their safety devices, procedures, and suppliers, to prevent injuries for all sharps user around the world.
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Qlicksmart BladeFLASK EVO Scalpel Blade Remover Yellow
Qlicksmart BladeFLASK EVO Scalpel Blade Remover
The Qlicksmart BladeFLASK EVO is able to accommodate even more types of BP scalpel handles and blades than any other remover including large autopsy scalpels, Barron, bulbous, thick and round handles, hexagonal shaped versions, and the new Ergonomic handles – giving you greater freedom in using any scalpel you want. It is so simple to use with just one hand. Embrace safety with the new standard in scalpel blade removals.
> Single-handed blade removal
> Shuts off after maximum capacity is reached
> Compatible with all scalpel blades, including PM60A, PM60B ,and PM70
> Compatible with most standard BP scalpel handles including Barron, hexagonal, bulbous, Ergonomic, PM6, and PM8 handles
> Puncture-proof and tested to meet United Nations Transport Requirements for Dangerous Goods
> The Qlicksmart Mounting Bracket is required to affix this to a flat surface, sold separately
Specifications
> Blade capacity: Approximately 100 blades
> All commercially available scalpel blades including, but not limited to up to size PM 60A, PM60B, PM70
> All commercially available BP scalpel handles including, but not limited to PM6, PM7, Barron, and the new Ergonomic handles.
Please Note: Some brands may not work with Qlicksmart BladeFLASK EVO
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Qlicksmart BladeFLASK Scalpel Blade Remover Yellow
Qlicksmart BladeFLASK Scalpel Blade Remover
Remove, contain, and dispose of scalpel blades in one click with the BladeFLASK. Secured using a reusable mounting bracket, this safety device can help you quickly and safely remove up to 100 blades at the point of use.
> Single-handed blade removal
> Shuts off after maximum capacity is reached
> Puncture-proof sharps container
> The Qlicksmart Mounting Bracket is required to affix this to a flat surface, sold separately
Specifications
> Blade capacity: Approximately 100 blades
> Compatible scalpel blades: 10, 10a, 11, 12, 13, etc. up to and including 25a, 27 and 36
> Compatible scalpel handles: 3, 3L, 4, 4L, 5, 7, 9, Lawton long handle
> Incompatible scalpel handles: Baron handle, Beaver handle, disposable handles
Please Note: Some brands may not work with Qlicksmart BladeFLASK
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Qlicksmart BladeFLASK Universal Mounting Bracket
Qlicksmart BladeFLASK Universal Mounting Bracket
This is the Universal Mounting Bracket used for the Qlicksmart BladeFLASK and BladeFlask EVO scalpel blade removers to allow for single-handed blade removal operation. It can be mounted on a wall, or on a trolley or bench. The mounting bracket is affixed using screws, or by using the extra strong double-sided adhesive on the bottom if screws cannot be used.