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JPEX Medical (formerly Venni)

Introduce JPEX Medical equipment to your medical practice to improve your patient monitoring systems. This New York-based medical equipment supplier offers high-quality products for health professionals, including an excellent lineup of patient monitors. Formerly known as Venni, this brand offers a diverse selection of models to accommodate various clinical needs. Learn more about these JPEX Medical/Venni monitors to find the ones that are best suited to your practice or clinic.

Accurate and Reliable Patient Monitoring

Precision has to be a priority when monitoring any patients in your care. With JPEX Medical/Venni patient monitors, you can always rely on getting precise data that helps to inform the course of treatment for every individual. Health professionals, including both doctors and nurses, appreciate the intuitive designs that these patient monitors feature. Each one is made to be easy to use and consistently provide accurate results in busy medical settings. That’s a tall order for any device, but you can count on JPEX Medical monitors to get the job done every time.

Types of JPEX Medical Monitors

JPEX Medical offers a variety of monitor types to accommodate different patients and different medical services. Choose from options like EKG machines, handheld oximeters, vital signs monitors and more to help keep tabs on patients during procedures and treatments. JPEX Medical sensors are also available. Versatile multi-parameter patient monitors are an especially popular option for practices that need something flexible for a variety of applications. Shop now to find affordable prices on small equipment from JPEX Medical.

To control the amount of mercury entering the environment, dental offices are required to have an amalgam separator. Learn more about the different options for your practice.

What Is an Amalgam Separator?

Amalgam separators filter out amalgam particles from wastewater, preventing them from passing into the sewage system. Methods include filtration, centrifugation, ion exchange technology sedimentation or a combination of these solutions. Amalgam separators can be used for various kinds of scrap waste, including:

  • Extracted amalgam fillings
  • Chairside traps
  • Vacuum pump filters
  • Used amalgam capsules

Some components, like chairside traps, should be cleaned with a non-bleach or non-chlorine solution before disposal. From here, the amalgam separator contains the waste until it is collected by a recycler or sent to a recycling facility designed to process these metals.

Compliance

As of July 2017, dental offices that handle amalgam materials are expected to have a collection, separation and recycling system in place, according to Environmental Protection Association (EPA) regulation ISO 11143. Practices had up to July 2020 to purchase and begin using an amalgam separator. Any new dental practices must have an ISO 11143-compliant amalgam separator to begin serving patients.

Practices with amalgam separators not meeting the EPA’s guidelines (specifically, the system must be able to hold onto 95% of mercury and other metals present) have 10 years to replace or upgrade their device.

DuraPro Health offers amalgam separators that comply with the pretreatment standard for new and existing offices. Standards include:

1. Install and properly maintain an amalgam separator that is ISO 11143 certified to meet at least 95% reduction of total mercury.

2. Implement the following best management practices to prevent mercury discharges that may bypass amalgam separators. This includes not using a line cleaner with a pH above 8 or lower than 6, not discharging waste to a publicly owned treatment works center, and replacing and recycling amalgam separator cartridges.

As you open or upgrade your practice, browse DuraPro Health for an amalgam separator that meets your needs. We support each purchase with white glove delivery, installation, a warranty and a network of expert service technicians.

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