400 Pcs Patient I. D. Medical Chart Labels, 5 3/8'' x 1 3/8''

Features: Easy to Manage: These patient medical chart labels help healthcare workers quickly locate patient records. They also support organized management and categorization through label selection, making files and documents clearer and more systematic. Easy to Remove: The self-adhesive design of these patient identification stickers allows for quick removal when no longer needed, and they come off without leaving sticky residue. This ensures a cleaner and more organized environment in medical institutions. Specifications: Material: paper Color: white, black Size: 5 3/8 x 1 3/8 Inches(Length x Width) Package includes: 400 X Patient I. D. Medical Chart Labels Note: Manual measurement, please allow slight errors in size. The color may exist a slight difference due to different screen displays

• Package Contents: you will receive 2 rolls of patient ID labels, with 200 labels per roll. They feature a self-adhesive design, ensuring a firm attachment and easy removal without leaving residue or damaging the surface of the binder
• Applicable Size: the size of this patient's ID medical chart label is 5 3/8 inches long and 1 3/8 inches high, specifically designed for binder spines between 1.5 inches and 4 inches, ensuring an ideal fit for various common medical file binders
• Easy Marking: the patient ID medical label surface is designed for quick-drying writing. It is suitable for use with markers, pens, or pencils, making it easy to record patient-related information. Once written on, the information will not easily smudge, ensuring the durability of medical records
• Pre-printed Clear Information: the patient ID stickers are pre-printed with key information such as [ROOM NO. ], [PATIENT], and [DOCTOR] in bold black font. This makes it easy to quickly identify and read in medical settings, helping healthcare workers efficiently manage patient information
• Widely Applicable in Medical Settings: these patient identity stickers are suitable for use in various settings within hospitals, clinics, and other medical institutions. They help healthcare workers accurately distinguish patient information, ensuring proper archiving and organization of medical files and records