Yes! The Liner Wand is compatible with all liner materials and goes to work in just seconds! — In a letter from Christopher T. Born (MD, FACS, FAAOS) Director, The Diane N. Weiss Center for Orthopaedic Trauma Research Rhode Island Hospital he wrote; The Diane N. Weiss Center for Orthopaedic TraumaResearchcollaborateswith scientists and clinicians to address problems relating to musculoskeletal injury. We specialize in the characterization of biomaterials as well as antimicrobial activity and biocompatibility relating to orthopedic infections. We have been researching and performing validation studies on the Apocrine coating technology for over 8 years. The testing included friction and wear studies, biocompatibility, and efficacy studies related to the most commonly encountered strains of bacterial and fungal pathogens. We have studied the technology on 4 types of open and closed-cell prosthetic liners: Keasy(Proteor), Alpha Hybrid(WillowWood), Thermoplastic/TPE(Ottobock), and alpha Silicone(WillowWood). We have not observed nor reported any changes or degradation of the liners from repeated application of the Apocrinecoatingtechnologyduring any of our testing.