Viscot Industries Surgical Skin Markers & Prep Supplies

When a marked incision line has to survive a full surgical prep, the ink matters. Viscot Industries built its reputation on skin markers that stay legible after chlorhexidine, alcohol, and iodine scrubs — the reason surgeons, dermatologists, and OR nurses reach for them before every procedure. This collection brings together Viscot's surgical skin markers, integrated measuring rulers, and fenestrated drapes for accurate site marking and clean procedural setup.

The line splits along two questions buyers ask most. First: will the mark hold? Standard gentian violet markers like the 1451 mini work well for quick, single-use marking, while the XL prep-resistant markers (1450XL series) are formulated to resist smearing when the site is scrubbed and draped after marking — the choice for surgical planning that happens before prep. Second: sterile or non-sterile? Sterile options such as the 1437SRL9 skin marker with ruler and labels and the 1425SR Twin Tip (regular plus ultra-fine tip) belong on the sterile field; non-sterile packs in bulk counts suit pre-op marking and clinic use where cost-per-unit drives the decision.

Precise measurement rounds out the range. The Viscot Wound Measuring Ruler and the 1410 skin ruler support consistent wound documentation and margin planning, and several markers include a printed ruler on the barrel so you can measure and mark without switching tools. All markers are single-patient-use to keep cross-contamination out of the picture. For draping, the fenestrated tissue/poly/tissue 1501 surgical drape (18" x 26", 2-3/4" circular fenestration) isolates smaller procedure sites.

Viscot sits alongside other trusted manufacturers we stock — browse related lines from Aaron Industries and Blickman Industries for complementary surgical and procedural equipment.