EPA-Compliant Dental Instrument & Disinfectant Supplier, Hospital Range Updated

May 23, 2023

SurgiMac, a New York-based distributor of medical and dental supplies, has expanded its range of US-manufactured surgical/dental instruments, and surface disinfectants certified by the EPA as effective against both SARS‑CoV‑2 and Candida Auris.

Merrick, United States - May 23, 2023 /PressCable/ —

Dental professionals in the USA, including prosthodontists and orthodontists, can access an expanded range of EPA-certified disinfectants and surgical instruments at wholesale rates, using SurgiMac’s same-day shipping program for registered professionals.

More information about SurgiMac-manufactured dental instruments, same-day shipping, and registration for wholesale rates can be found at https://surgimac.com/collections/surgical-and-dental-instruments

SurgiMac has partnered with major medical suppliers worldwide and manufactures its own dental and surgical instruments for professionals across the USA. The expanded range of products includes both items available to the public, and some products which are restricted to registered medical or dental practices, such as certain anesthetics which are regulated by the FDA.

The expanded product range includes single-use examination gloves manufactured by SurgiMac, which have received an ASTM D6978 certification, to show that they are effective protection against nine different chemotherapy medications. These latex-free, non-allergenic nitrile gloves are manufactured in the USA, use textured fingertips for improved grip, and are fully ambidextrous.

New clients can access wholesale rates for the full expanded range of SurgiMac branded dental and surgical instruments, by registering their clinic or dental practice on the company website. As authorized dealers for major medical brands, such as PDI, Septodont, and BD, SurgiMac also offers wholesale rates on a wide range of surface disinfectants, medical apparel, and lab supplies. The full catalog of products available from SurgiMac can be found at https://surgimac.com/pages/why-surgimac

The same-day shipping policy for registered clients is primarily automated and carries no extra cost, allowing medical and dental professionals to have most items shipped the same day they are ordered, as long as the order is placed before Noon, EST. To ensure fast delivery, SurgiMac always ships from the closest possible warehouse to the client, from their network of coast-to-coast fulfillment centers.

To help clients find the optimal disinfectant for each scenario, SurgiMac provides detailed information about each product, its proper use, and the pathogens it is EPA-certified to combat. Disinfectants are available in a wide range of formulas, including bleach, peroxide, and alcohol-based wipes, with several products that are certified to kill both SARS-CoV-2 and Candida Auris, within 2 minutes of application.

A spokesperson for the company explained, “SurgiMac is an environmentally responsible distributor of top-quality healthcare, office, and cleaning products. We are based out of Long Island, New York, and specialize in providing our clients with top quality products at wholesale rates.”

More information about SurgiMac brand surgical and dental instruments, the wholesale program for professionals, and the full list of available products can be found at https://surgimac.com

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Address: 10 Kees Place Suite C, Merrick, New York 11566, United States
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