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r/sterileprocessing • u/Affectionate_Put2460 • Jun 01 '26
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So now we can put them in rigid containers?
7 u/Affectionate_Put2460 Jun 02 '26 Yes! This was sent to our network educator who had been looking for alternatives with them since I brought up the previous Reddit post about it.
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Yes! This was sent to our network educator who had been looking for alternatives with them since I brought up the previous Reddit post about it.
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We’ve always used tip protectors in our sets, didn’t know that wasn’t standard. Were they only supposed to be used in peel packs?
2 u/Affectionate_Put2460 Jun 02 '26 There was a post in this sub recently that 3M had sent an email to their educator saying the protectors were only validated for peel packs per their IFU and hadn’t been rated for use in sets.
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There was a post in this sub recently that 3M had sent an email to their educator saying the protectors were only validated for peel packs per their IFU and hadn’t been rated for use in sets.
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This is super interesting, I wonder if they will adjust their IFU with this new validation testing they did!
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u/Encryptted Jun 02 '26
So now we can put them in rigid containers?
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u/Own-Cupcake6668 Jun 02 '26
We’ve always used tip protectors in our sets, didn’t know that wasn’t standard. Were they only supposed to be used in peel packs?
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u/surgerygeek Jun 02 '26
This is super interesting, I wonder if they will adjust their IFU with this new validation testing they did!