Graham Medical Introduces Inhibx Antimicrobial Pediatric Products

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Graham Medical, a manufacturer and marketer of products for the healthcare industry, has introduced a pediatric line of its successful InhibX antimicrobial-treated paper products. The pediatric-sized table paper and gowns, printed with the germ-fighting superhero Captain InhibX and treated with an antimicrobial agent, provide an added layer of protection against cross-contamination in pediatricians offices.

"We are pleased to extend our successful InhibX antimicrobial products to include the care of children," says Brian Segrin, vice president and general manager of Graham Medical. "The InhibX products not only help resist cross-contamination, but the child-friendly Captain InhibX design also reinforces to parents that the pediatricians office is taking every precaution to protect their patients from germs."

The pediatric table paper and gowns feature a free set of Captain InhibX temporary tattoos in every case for a limited time, providing another opportunity for caregivers to reinforce other germ-prevention techniques with kids like proper handwashing. The products are the latest iteration of Graham Medicals successful InhibX line of antimicrobial paper products that include adult-sized table paper, towels, drapes and gowns.

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