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Clear Cut - July 2015 - Outpatient Surgery Magazine

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drops. I've seen patients choose inferior lens- es because their drops were so expensive. Combining 2 or more drops in one — if, say, a patient needs both a steroid and an antibi- otic — can dramatically reduce that burden. The drops are sold on a per-patient basis, so you can't keep them on the shelf, but you can either have the drops shipped to your facility and charge the patient, or patients can use credit cards and have the drops shipped directly to them. This is a win-win- win for everyone. Akorn Phenylephrine HCl Ophthalmic Solution There's some much-needed competition in the phenylephrine market again, now that Akorn has its own unique FDA-approved formula- tion. It's still a lot more expen- sive than it was before the FDA got involved (we went from paying $7 to $70), but Akorn's entry into the market 9 3 J U LY 2 0 1 5 | O U T P A T I E N TS U R G E R Y. N E T medical Patient Focused. Eco Friendly. KPHQ"QROCTMUEQOr www.opmarks.com • Durable ̶ sufficiently permanent for up to 7 days • Visible on all skin tones ‒ white background provides high visibility • Easily removed post-op with transpore tape or alcohol pad • Can be written on to countersign site marks - increasing visibility and ease of removal Available for countersigning: Mini Max™ Skin Marker Ideal for ophthalmic, pediatric & elderly site marking simple site marking solutions Contact Op-marks Medical for free sample or additional information z MORE OPTIONS Akorn is looking to shake up the phenylephrine market.

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