CRE ALERT Medical Labels

CRE ALERT labels are used to identify medical devices or equipment that may have come into contact with Carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae (CRE), which are bacteria that have become resistant to many antibiotics, including carbapenems.

These labels are typically placed on medical equipment or devices that have been used in healthcare settings where CRE infections have occurred. The labels serve as a warning to healthcare workers and patients that the equipment may be contaminated with CRE and should be handled with caution to prevent the spread of infection.

Specifications:

• 500 Labels Per roll
• 2"x 1"
• Aggressive permanent adhesive
• Adhesive temperature range of -65 to 220 Fahrenheit

Why Use CRE Alert Labels?

By using CRE Alert labels, healthcare facilities can help to prevent the spread of CRE infections and protect the health and safety of their patients and staff. The labels can also help to ensure that contaminated equipment is properly identified and disposed of or cleaned and sterilized before being used again.  

By using CRE Alert labels and taking other infection control measures, healthcare facilities can help to prevent the spread of CRE and other antibiotic-resistant infections.