Versi-Mate® Single & Multi Dose Blister Card Packaging Machine

Versi-Mate®

versimate-single & mutli-dose blister card filling machine

Table Top Blister Card Packaging Machine

Long Term Care nurses prefer unit dose blister
cards for Controlled Drug and Narcotic packaging
formats, as their end of shift counts are faster and
more accurate. It is easier to verify drug counts
in numbered blister cards than counting pouches
provided in rolls or individual unit dose packages.
Unfortunately, while routine prescriptions are filled
in rolls of multidose cellophane pouches by high
speed packaging robots, most pharmacies are
still filling unit dose blister cards for Narcotics and
Controlled Drugs by hand! Considering the volume
of blister cards needed when supplying multiple long
term care facilities from a central fill location, this is
a time consuming, labour-intensive and ultimately
costly effort.
VersiMate eliminates the need to fill unit dose blister
cards manually and dramatically increases your
productivity, while reducing your packaging cost
per dose! Simple to use, while providing extra filling
security, we believe the VersiMate is a must have for
larger central fill long term care operations

Contact us today to learn how this innovative product can benefit your organization.

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The Versi-Mate will fill all leading compliance packs available in Canada

Increase your technician’s productivity by 3x by automating blister filling

The Versi-Mate Table Top is 30 in (76.2 cm) wide x 22 in (55.9 cm) deep x 21 in (53.3 cm) high and can fit easily on a pharmacy counter top

The Versi-Mate is a stand alone barcode driven table top blister filling machine.

No interfacing required.

Dispensing capabilities include unit and multi-dose filling, skip pockets and partial fill capability, and batching for inventory.

Versi-Mate works with unique medication canisters and can be expanded up to 540 medications.

Change over from one card type to another or card to vial in as little as 30 seconds or less.