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Leaving the blade inside the jar will have no effect on dispensing the ointment through the jar
lid. Removal of the disposable mixing blade is recommended, particularly when giving the oint-
ment to elderly clients, since it might otherwise cause confusion if the ointment is traditionally
dispensed.
The jar lid is screwed back onto the jar body and equipped with a varionozzle as needed. Then
the little cap or a applicator will be loosely screwed on. Large jars will be equipped with a
spindle or the AirDynamic. Move the finished compound close to the lid to prevent a "squirting
out" of the ointment when first dispensed. A large applicator is standardly delivered with a 200
ml jar as pushing aid. Jars 300 ml up to 2000 ml use a spindle or the AirDynamic. The little cap
or the applicator may now be fasten in place.
A label may be attached on the jar prior forwarding to the client, preferably together with a
short illustration of how to use and apply the gako unguator Dispensing System.
After completion of every single process the gako unguator EMP issues automatically an iden-
tification number (ID). The display shows the ID and it conducts an easier documentation and
an exact reproduction of the mixing process.
The gako unguator mixing parameters are an assistance in the right handling of the Unguator
Technology. The manufacturing with the gako unguator devices lies in the responsibility of the
pharmaceutical personal.
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