Retire your amalgam separator
Amalgam separators are old news. The days are over of letting them fill up with prophy paste while the amalgam gets stuck in the chairside trap and contaminates the vacuum lines.
Give Capt-all® a try and see how much easier life can be when you capture amalgam right at the source.
The problem with traditional amalgam separators
Did you know that with traditional amalgam separator systems, 70% of the amalgam sits in the chairside trap? That means that no matter how effective the separator is, it can only capture a maximum of 30% of the amalgam that enters the vacuum system. All that complexity and you still need to recycle the contents of the chairside trap in order to be compliant!
Capt-all® is a much safer and more elegant solution
Capt-all® captures amalgam directly from the patient's mouth before it enters your vacuum system. It's inherently safer for the dental staff who would otherwise be exposed to the toxic metal waste in the chairside trap, pump filters, and amalgam separator filters. No need for a hazmat suit.
Safety is just the beginning
Capt-all® makes it quick and painless to comply with the EPA, ADA, and Clean Water Act. There's no need to dedicate a whole bunch of backroom space for a maze of separator lines, canisters, and filters. Capt-all® fits in your hand and attaches to your existing vacuum lines with no installation required.
Once you're finished, just put it in the provided recycling container, send the container back to us with the included shipping label when it's full, and we'll take care of the rest. Since it's a single-use recyclable product, you only use it when you need it and there's no maintenance involved.
See what Amanda Hill, RDH has to say about Capt-all®:
Order Capt-all®
For $195, you'll get a box of 25 amalgam capture tips, and an amalgam waste container to recycle your tips after use.
Just fill out the form below and we'll forward your order of Capt-all® amalgam collection tips to be fulfilled by your distributor.
(note: if your state isn't in the dropdown in the form, it means we haven't yet gotten confirmation that the state follows the EPA final ruling)