The SibCode Medical Icon Library is a comprehensive set of icons that covers most of the possible medicine-related application's needs. This collection is intended for both commercial and personal use, which includes software applications, websites, blog pages and presentations of all sorts.
The icons are divided into several categories, and namely Medicine, Chemistry, Tools, Symbols, Procedures, People, Objects and Reports. Medical interfaces require that all iconic images should be clear and well-readable, to allow medical personnel to quickly access all the necessary functions. All icons in the Medical Icon set have been carefully handcrafted pixel by pixel by professional artists. Their superb quality speaks for itself: icons boast vivid colors, smooth and well-rounded edges and an amazing level of detail. Their fresh look and superb quality will enable developers to attach a genuinely professional feel to their project interfaces. You will not have to search classifieds for ad-hoc designers or spend nights to design your visual components on your own.
This fantastic set covers a variety of commonly recognized medical symbols: an ambulance car, a pill, a tablet, a tooth, a phial, a syringe, a test-tube, a skull, bones, a molecule, a water drop, scales, a brain, teeth, bio hazard, a hospital, a no smoking sign and other important images. There is everything you can think of!
Medical Icon Set is delivered in a variety of formats and sizes, including ICO, PNG, GIF, BMP and such sizes as 16x16, 24x24, 32x32 and 48x48. Icons are available in 256 colors and in True Color with semi-transparency. In addition, icon formats for Windows Vista are also available with such sizes as 128x128 and 256x256.
With Medical Icon Library, your competitors will envy you, your clients will be happy and you will be sure that the interfaces and the files of your future projects are safe with the team of professionals who do not simply design icons, but do it the way you want!
Requirements: N/A
What's New: New icons: Viagra ST, Cialis ST, Ativan, Valium.
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