Folds flat. Never creases.
Wipes back to new.
A 3 mm platinum-cured silicone mat that gives every dose one clean, flat place on any counter. The silicone is tested by SGS to the US FDA food-contact rule for rubber and to Germany’s LFGB. Your mark printed on it, in sage, slate or black.
- 3 mm platinum-cured silicone, 132 g
- Folds without creasing, lies flat again
- Six months on the founder’s counter, three or four times a week: no wear
Tested, not claimed
The silicone is tested by SGS, an accredited test lab, against two food-contact standards: the US FDA’s and Germany’s. Seven tests, seven passes.
“Rubber articles intended for repeated use.”
Total extractives: 11.9 mg/in² in n-hexane against a limit of 175; none detected in distilled water against a limit of 20. Pass. SGS report CANEC25032504501, January 2026. (ecfr.gov)
The BfR recommendation for silicones.
Odour and taste, PAHs, bisphenols including BPA, total platinum, lead and cadmium: none detected or within limit. Pass on all six. SGS report CANEC25032638801, January 2026. (bfr.bund.de)
Silicone is cured with peroxide or with platinum.
Platinum curing leaves no peroxide by-products. The BfR test for volatile organic matter measures what is left in the cured silicone: 0.26% against a 0.5% limit. The maker confirms in writing that the mat is platinum-cured.
SGS tested the silicone the mat is made from. Both reports are available to buyers on request. The mat is a work surface, not a medical device.
The mat in use.
Wiped with a large prep pad, then a vial and syringe set down on it. Same counter, same light, nothing staged.
Tap to play. Silent. Loads only when you press play.
Folds, never creases
Fold it, press it, open it: it lies flat with no line. It rides folded in the Home Kit lid and comes out flat.
Sage, slate, black
Pantone 15-0318 TCX Sage Green, 16-5804 TCX Slate Gray and 19-0303 TCX Jet Black. A custom color is a run of its own.
A place for everything
Vials stand, syringes lie still, the opened pad has somewhere to go. One defined place for the whole dose.
Bends any direction
3 mm is thick enough to lie flat and thin enough to fold into a case.
Stands in a loop
Silicone springs back. Six months of folding on the founder’s mat, no crease.
Sage, folded and flat
The color that made the sample right. Wiped with an alcohol pad, it looks new again.
Specifications
| Material | Platinum-cured silicone |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 3 mm |
| Size | 26 × 18 cm |
| Weight | 132 g |
| Colors | Sage (Pantone 15-0318 TCX), Slate (Pantone 16-5804 TCX), Black (Pantone 19-0303 TCX) |
| Your mark | Printed on the mat; custom color available as its own run |
| Testing | SGS, January 2026: US FDA 21 CFR 177.2600 and LFGB §30–31 with the BfR recommendation |
| Care | Wipe with a 70% isopropyl alcohol pad before and after each use |
Your mark on it
Your mark printed on the mat in the color you choose. Plain mats are available too. Tell us what you dispense; we send proofs with your mark, and your sample arrives before anything is made.
Questions
What is a reconstitution mat?
A silicone work surface the patient lays down before reconstituting or drawing up a dose: one clean, flat place for the vial, the syringe and the opened pad, on any counter.
Is the silicone food-contact grade?
The silicone is tested by SGS to US FDA 21 CFR 177.2600 and to Germany’s LFGB with the BfR recommendation for silicones. Seven tests, seven passes, January 2026.
Does it crease or roll up?
No. It folds for storage and lies flat again with no crease line. Wipe it with an alcohol pad and it looks new.
Read more:
- What is a reconstitution mat, and why would a clinic give one to every patient?
- What does FDA 21 CFR 177.2600 mean for a silicone mat?
- LFGB vs FDA: what’s the difference for a silicone mat?
- Platinum-cured vs peroxide-cured silicone: does it matter for a mat?
- How do you clean a silicone reconstitution mat?
- Sage, slate or black: how should a clinic choose a mat color?