DVD-R disc FREESTYLE PMDMED 4.7GB 16X printable white inkjet surface, medical pro cake 50-pack

FREESTYLE PMDMED single-layer DVD-R discs provide 4.7 GB of recordable capacity with up to 16× write speed in a 50-disc cake pack. Each disc has a white inkjet-printable surface that allows direct labeling with compatible inkjet printers, creating clear, professional-looking disc faces for medical records, imaging results and archived data. These discs are intended for use in standard DVD-R recorders and are described as medical pro grade for reliable optical storage and distribution.

Advantages

These DVD-R discs combine a high-capacity single-layer format with a printable white surface suitable for inkjet direct printing, simplifying identification and organization. The 16× maximum write speed supports efficient burning of large data sets, while the 50-disc cake pack offers a practical quantity for clinic, office or archival workflows. Compatibility with standard DVD-R burners and the focus on archival stability make them suitable for long-term storage of patient files and diagnostic images.

Suitable for

• Archiving patient records and clinical documentation
• Backing up medical imaging (ultrasound, X-ray, CT, MRI) and diagnostic data
• Distributing reports, consent forms and multimedia educational materials
• Storing laboratory results and sequential data sets

Key specifications

• Capacity: 4.7 GB (single-layer)
• Maximum write speed: up to 16×
• Disc surface: white inkjet-printable top
• Disc format: DVD-R (write-once optical media)
• Package type: 50-disc cake pack

How to use

Insert a disc into a compatible DVD-R recorder or computer optical drive and use your preferred disc-burning software to create data or video discs. Allow printed inkjet labels to dry fully before handling to avoid smudging. After burning, verify the integrity of written data using verification options in burning software or by opening sample files. Store discs vertically in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong magnetic fields to support long-term readability.

Usage recommendations

Use discs from the same batch when creating multi-disc archives to maintain consistent print appearance and media characteristics. For critical medical archiving, consider keeping a verified copy in a secondary storage location and periodically check readability to ensure data integrity over time.