Today, many chiropractic, veterinary, and medical office visits involve an X-ray for clinical care. 

And many U.S. hospitals have chosen LANDAUER dosimeters to monitor the radiation exposure levels of their staff. However, our dosimetry badges and readers are not limited to healthcare environments; they are also utilized by professionals in dental, veterinary, chiropractic, military, industrial, and nuclear settings. 

Our dosimeters are reliable tools for the periodic staff monitoring of employees working around radiation, and we offer a variety of occupational dosimeters using OSL, TLD, and CR-39 technologies to help meet your specific needs. 

 

Monitoring the radiation exposure levels of your staff is recommended by federal and state regulators as a standard component of your radiation protection program. LANDAUER Luxel+ dosimeter badges can help protect your staff with a durable and simple NVLAP-accredited (NVLAP LAB CODE 100518-0) solution.

 

 

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What do you get with LANDAUER?
  • Accurate radiation dose readings
  • Timely radiation dose reporting
  • Reliable dosimetry service
  • Customer support you can count on
  • Reduced dose compliance issues
  • Radiation safety compliance consulting
  • Dosimetry service support
  • Variety in technology: TLD badges and OSL dosimeters

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