$2M To Expand RAZOR’s Single-Use Instrument Portfolio
Razor Medical Instruments founder Bruce Khalili. (photo courtesy: Kosciusko County EDC)
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Khalili says single-use instruments reduce the overall cost of care, because reusable instruments are one of the biggest expenses for hospitals, ASCs and original equipment manufacturers.
Khalili says single-use instruments help prevent infections by eliminating the potential of carrying contamination from one surgery to the next.