Point Of Care Dispensing

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Dispensing prescription medications in-office has never been extra environment friendly. Most prescriptions may be crammed in simply a pair minutes. This truly saves time compared to rewriting prescriptions, fielding calls from native pharmacies, dealing with renewals, and so forth. Not solely does this scale back the prospect of errors, however much less time spent on administration means extra time along with your patients and building your practice. It's like having your individual in-workplace pharmacy. You will not have to take on any extra staff or equipment; no automated prescription dispensers needed.

In this experiment, 416 dots of nominally 300 µm each have been dispensed and measured. Then the dosing machine was paused and the collection repeated after 1 hour and once more after four hours. As will be observed, there is no measurable process drift. The error margin of all measured points (three x 416) is less than 5%. Each 300 µm dot weighs about 0.010 mg, as measured by a Mettler microbalance which can be a part of the tools. The results for both glues are comparable. Thus we conclude that each glues may be jetted with wonderful repeatability, stability and accuracy.

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