Sodium Hypochlorite 4-6% 20L (JIK)
STERILE WOUND DRESSING (10cm X 20cm)
Suction Catheter – All Sizes
A Suction Catheter is a flexible, sterile tube used for removing secretions such as mucus, blood, or saliva from the airway, trachea, or bronchial tubes of a patient to maintain a clear breathing passage. It is an essential item in anesthesia, intensive care, emergency medicine, and postoperative care.
Suction Catheter (All Sizes)
Available Sizes (Color-Coded)
Suction catheters are available in multiple sizes measured in French (Fr):
| Size (Fr) | Color Code | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| 6 Fr | Light Green/Light Blue | Neonates, small infants |
| 8 Fr | Blue | Infants, pediatrics |
| 10 Fr | Black | Children, small adults |
| 12 Fr | White | Adults |
| 14 Fr | Green | Adults (thicker secretions) |
| 16 Fr | Orange | Large adults, heavy secretions |
| 18 Fr | Red | Very thick secretions, surgical use |
Surgical Blade G23 – Box of 100
Blade Description
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Type: Scalpel blade
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Size: No. 23
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Shape: Large, curved blade with a broad belly
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Material: Usually stainless steel or carbon steel (sterile, individually packed)
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Handle compatibility: Fits Scalpel Handle No. 4
Key Features
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Sterile and individually wrapped
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Extremely sharp cutting edge
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Designed for clean, smooth incisions
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Box contains 100 blades
Common Uses
The No. 23 blade is often used for:
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General surgery
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Long skin incisions
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Thoracic or abdominal incisions
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Procedures needing a sweeping, curved cut
Surgical Mask (Pack of 50)
Surgical Spirit 5 Litres
Composition (Typical)
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Isopropyl alcohol or ethanol (usually 70–95%) – primary disinfecting agent
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Methyl salicylate – provides mild antiseptic and soothing properties
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Castor oil or other emollients – helps prevent skin dryness
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Purified water – diluent
(Exact composition may vary by manufacturer.)
Key Features
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Large 5-litre capacity
Ideal for hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, salons, and high-use areas. -
Powerful antiseptic action
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Fast-drying formulation
Evaporates quickly, leaving the skin dry and clean without sticky residue. -
Multi-purpose use
Suitable for skin preparation, surface cleaning, disinfecting instruments, and hand hygiene (when appropriate). -
Secure container
Usually supplied in a sealed, chemical-resistant jerrycan-style bottle with a tight cap to prevent evaporation.
Common Uses
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Pre-procedural skin cleaning
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Disinfection before injections or blood draws
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General wound hygiene
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Cleaning small medical tools
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Cleaning and sanitizing surfaces
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Use in beauty salons and tattoo studios for hygiene
Advantages
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Cost-effective for heavy daily use
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Reliable and effective broad-spectrum disinfectant
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Convenient for refilling smaller bottles or dispensers
Syringe 10cc (10ml) – 100 Pieces
Key Features:
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Capacity: 10cc / 10ml
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Quantity: 100 pieces per box
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Type: Available in luer slip or luer lock
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Barrel: Clear, transparent barrel with bold, easy-to-read graduations for accurate measurement
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Plunger: Smooth-glide plunger ensuring controlled dosing and minimal leakage
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Material: High-quality, medical-grade, non-toxic, non-pyrogenic plastic
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Sterility: Individually packed, sterile, and single-use
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Needle:
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Some models come with needle
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Others are without needle depending on brand
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Common Uses:
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Administering IV, IM, or SC medications
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Drawing and measuring medication
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Wound and catheter irrigation
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Flushing IV lines
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Aspiration procedures
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Laboratory sample handling
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Reconstitution of medications
Advantages:
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Large volume for versatile clinical applications
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Clear markings reduce dosing errors
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Easy control during infusion or irrigation
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Hygienic, sterile, and safe for single-use
Syringe 20cc (20ml) – 50 Pieces
Syringe 2cc (2ml) – 100 Pieces
Syringe 5cc (5ml) – 100 Pieces
Key Features:
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Capacity: 5cc / 5ml
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Quantity: 100 pieces per box
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Type: Available in luer slip or luer lock variants
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Barrel: Transparent barrel with bold, precise graduation markings for accurate measurement
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Plunger: Smooth and leak-free movement for controlled dosing
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Material: Medical-grade, non-toxic, non-pyrogenic plastic
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Sterility: Individually packed, sterile, single-use
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Needle:
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Some versions include a needle
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Others come without a needle (needle purchased separately)
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Common Uses:
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Intramuscular, subcutaneous, or intravenous injections
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Drawing and measuring medications
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Vaccinations
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IV medication reconstitution
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Wound irrigation
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Laboratory sample handling
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General clinical procedures
Advantages:
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Versatile size for many medical procedures
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Clear measurement markings reduce risk of dosing errors
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Easy to handle and control
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Hygienic and safe for single-use applications
Tissue Bed Spread
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Purpose & Use
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A tissue bed spread is a surgical instrument or device used to hold tissues apart during surgery, providing a clear and stable view of the surgical site.
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Commonly used in general surgery, orthopedic surgery, plastic surgery, and other procedures where precise exposure is required.
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It helps protect surrounding tissue while giving the surgeon easy access to the target area.
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Structure & Components
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Typically made of high-quality stainless steel, which is durable, corrosion-resistant, and easy to sterilize.
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May consist of two or more arms/blades that can be adjusted to separate tissue.
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Some designs include ratchets or locking mechanisms to maintain tension without constant manual holding.
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Types & Variations
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Hand-held retractors: simple blades held manually to separate tissue.
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Self-retaining tissue spreaders: stay in place without the need for an assistant, often with ratchet locks.
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Specialized designs: certain procedures may require curved or angled blades to fit specific anatomical sites.
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Advantages
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Provides excellent exposure of the operative field.
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Reduces tissue trauma compared to manual retraction.
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Frees up an assistant, as self-retaining models hold tissues in place independently.
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Enhances precision and safety during delicate procedures.
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Safety & Handling
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Must be properly sterilized before use to prevent infection.
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Care must be taken to avoid excessive tension, which can damage tissue.
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Surgeons should select the appropriate size and type based on the tissue and procedure.
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Common Uses
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Abdominal or thoracic surgeries for organ exposure.
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Orthopedic procedures to hold muscle or fascia apart.
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Plastic and reconstructive surgery for delicate tissue manipulation.
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Microsurgery or minor procedures where precise tissue control is critical.
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