I use Shur/Mark pens from TBS. The cat # is H-MP-B. They stay on through
processing,embedding and scrapping. Jenny

-----Original Message-----
From: Cornett, Lorraine D [mailto:lcornett@highlandspath.com]
Sent: Friday, July 25, 2003 9:41 AM
To: THERESA ROHR; histonet@pathology.swmed.edu
Subject: RE: Cassette/Slide Markers


We have had the same things happening in our lab.  I recently made a
purchase of Tissue Dye from a company called Cancer Diagnostics Inc. and
they sent me a sample pen, I have used it for almost a week, it is bright
and vibrant even after processing and embedding.  I have not checked into
the pricing for it yet, but you can find the company on the web.  I am
definitely going to be getting in touch with them for more information about
their pens!
 
Lorraine Cornett
Blue Ridge Pathology 
Histology Supervisor
lcornett@highlandspath.com

	-----Original Message----- 
	From: THERESA ROHR [mailto:trohratnyackhospital@hotmail.com] 
	Sent: Thu 7/24/2003 10:58 AM 
	To: histonet@pathology.swmed.edu 
	Cc: 
	Subject: Cassette/Slide Markers
	
	

	I have been having a very hard time using the Secureline Markers
from
	Allegiance. They were so dependable for years, never smeared and
didn't come
	off the cassettes after processing. Now, we are having a big
problem. The
	numbers are so light after processing that it has become a whole new
job
	rewriting the cassettes. I ordered markers from Richard Allen but
they seem
	the same, they just have their name on the side. I spoke to the
Fisher Rep
	and all he came up with was Secureline again.
	
	Do any of you use a different type marker?  Are any of you
experiencing what
	I am with the Secureline markers?
	
	I would appreciate any comments.
	Thanks so much,
	Theresa Rohr, Section Head, Histology
	Nyack Hospital, NY
	trohratnyackhospital@hotmail.com
	
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