Skin Marker Pen with Ruler

Description

A PSI offers  Skin Marker Pen with Ruler is a clinical tool used to draw guidelines, mark surgical sites, or define measurement points directly on a patient’s skin. Because it includes an integrated ruler, healthcare professionals can measure and mark distances without needing a separate measuring device, making the workflow faster and more accurate. The ink is designed to resist common antiseptic solutions and stay visible through preparation steps.

These markers are lightweight, easy to handle, and typically packaged sterile and ready to use straight out of the pouch. They’re used across many specialties where precise placement and measurement matter.

Key Features

Sterile & Single‑Use – Individually sterile wrapped to maintain hygiene and reduce risk of infection. Designed for single‑patient use only — do not reuse.

Medical‑Grade, Non‑Toxic Ink – Uses non‑toxic gentian violet or similar ink that is safe on skin and gentle to avoid irritation. Ink is prep resistant, dries quickly, and is visible through disinfectants like alcohol or iodine.

Integrated Ruler – Built‑in ruler (typically ~15 cm / 6″) lets clinicians measure distances, plan incisions, or align marks accurately. Useful in procedures that require precise location and symmetry.

Precise Tip Options – Some pens have fine tips for detailed marking or standard tips for broader lines.

Quick‑Dry, Long‑Lasting Marking – Marks are designed to stay visible during surgical prep and scrub procedures but are not permanent (typically fade in a few days).

Uses

Surgical Site Marking – Used before surgery to outline the exact incision location or correct surgical side. Helps prevent wrong‑site surgery by clearly identifying the target area.

Orthopedic & General Surgery – Marks bony landmarks or incision lines on limbs or torso with measurement assistance.

Plastic or Cosmetic Procedures – For symmetry checks, alignment, and planning aesthetic incisions.

Radiation Therapy Planning – Marks field locations for targeted treatment areas.

Dermatology & Biopsies – Used to map lesion boundaries or biopsy sites with accurate measurement.