Lightstick definition

Lightstick means the Blue-White Speculite(R) chemiluminescent light stick manufactured for Trylon, with fracturable glass ampules imbedded in polypropylene containers, approximately 52mm in length, to be used as an illumination source in the visual examination by physicians of pathological demarcations during gynecological endoscopic PPS procedures. Each light stick will be accompanied by a double sided adhesive polymer, intended to provide adhesive capability of the light stick to disposable and re-usable specula.
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Examples of Lightstick in a sentence

  • The term "Lightstick Equivalents" shall mean that number of Lightsticks sold to Upjohn which, when taken together, have an aggregate value under the offset formula set forth in Section 6.1 [Omitted].

  • Initially, the PPS Kit shall include a vacuum formed multi-pocket white plastic tray covered with printed peel-back sealing paper, one (1) Lightstick, one (1) adhesive strip, one (1) acetic acid wash pouch, two (2) scopette swabs, one (1) cotton tip applicator, one (1) cytology brush, one (1) wooden cervical scraper, and one (1) SafeTex or similar cell protection pack.

  • The term "Lightstick" shall mean the Blue-White Speculite(R) chemiluminescent light stick manufactured for Trylon, with fracturable glass ampules imbedded in polypropylene containers, approximately 52mm in length, to be used as an illumination source in the visual examination by physicians of pathological demarcations during gynecological endoscopic PPS procedures.

  • The term "Stated Minimum" shall mean, with respect to the first twenty-four (24) months of the Term, [Omitted] Lightstick Equivalents, and, with respect to any additional subsequent years during the Term, that number of Lightstick Equivalents mutually agreed and specified by the parties for such year on Exhibit C attached hereto and incorporated herein (which annual agreement as to the Stated Minimum for the subsequent year shall be a condition precedent to any renewal or extension of the Term).