Sterilization in hospitals is one of the critical aspects for prevention of hospital acquired infections and also ensures safe surgeries using trusted surgical systems and instruments designed to provide the safest and most effective treatment for a range of medical conditions.
The World Health Organization recommends that all instruments that could possibly come in contact with fluids inside the body should be sterilized before use. Instruments that are prepared for sterilization must be packaged so that their sterility can be maintained to the point of use.
The materials and techniques used for packaging must allow the sterilant to contact the device during the sterilization process and also to protect the device from contamination during storage and handling before it is used. The time between sterilization and use may range from a few minutes to several months. The packaging material must ensure the device to be removed aseptically. We at Spear Pack believe that quality treatment when supplemented with hygienic products ensures healthier outcomes.
