VAPOR LINE® Extender

Vapor Line® Extender: Single-Use Indicator for Monitoring Steam Sterilization

Vapor Line® Extender is a single-use sterilization indicator designed to accurately and effectively monitor sterilization conditions in saturated steam cycles. Usable for cycles between 121°C and 134°C, this indicator provides immediate and straightforward verification of sterilization, without the need for complex interpretations.

How Vapor Line® Extender Works

Vapor Line® Extender is an advanced chemical indicator that simplifies the sterilization verification process. Thanks to the incorporated migrating bar, the test result is easy to read:

• Red Zone (FAIL): If the migrating bar stops in the red zone, it indicates that the sterilization process was not completed correctly and the items are not sterile.
• Green Zone (PASS): If the migrating bar moves into the green zone, it confirms that the sterilization cycle has been successfully completed and the items are sterile.

Benefits of Vapor Line® Extender

• Ease of Interpretation: The indicator is designed to be extremely easy to read, without the need for complicated interpretations. Simply observe the color of the bar to determine if sterilization has been successful.
• Reliability and Accuracy: Vapor Line® Extender provides a precise and safe solution for monitoring sterilization cycles, ensuring that instruments are sterile and ready for use.
• Convenience and Hygiene: This indicator is single-use, making it practical and hygienic. Each test is a separate unit, guaranteeing that each sterilization cycle is individually monitored without the risk of cross-contamination.
• Compatible with Saturated Steam: Vapor Line® Extender is specifically designed to monitor saturated steam sterilization cycles, a widely used method for sterilizing medical and surgical instruments.

Packaging and Availability

Vapor Line® Extender is available in a package of 250 pieces, providing a sufficient quantity for long-term use in healthcare, hospital, dental, and other professional environments where sterilization is a critical requirement.