Endotracheal Tube
A bogie tube (often called a bougie tube or intubation bougie) is a long, flexible guiding tool used by healthcare professionals to help place an endotracheal tube into a patient’s airway when breathing support is urgently needed. It acts like a gentle “pathfinder,” especially in difficult situations where the airway is hard to see or access.
The tube is slim, smooth, and bendable, allowing it to slide carefully through the vocal cords and into the windpipe. Once it’s in the correct position, the endotracheal tube is simply passed over it and guided smoothly into place. This method increases safety, accuracy, and speed—especially during emergencies, swelling, trauma, or when visibility is limited.
Because of its flexibility and touch-sensitive tip, providers can feel subtle “tracheal clicks” or resistance, which helps confirm the bougie is properly placed. This makes the bogie tube a trusted, life-saving tool that supports safe airway management and helps ensure the patient receives oxygen quickly and effectively.
Endotracheal Tube (ET Tube) – All Sizes
It is one of the most essential devices in anesthesia, intensive care, and emergency medicine.
Endotracheal Tube Stylet (Sizes 10, 14, 15)
Endozime Premium
Eye Pad Dressing
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Purpose & Use
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Eye pad dressings are sterile, absorbent pads used to cover and protect the eye after injury, surgery, or infection.
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They shield the eye from dust, light, and accidental contact, while promoting healing.
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Commonly used after eye surgery, corneal abrasions, or to apply pressure in cases of bleeding or swelling.
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Material & Properties
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Made of soft, absorbent cotton or gauze.
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Typically non-adherent to avoid sticking to the wound or eye surface.
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May have an adhesive strip or be used with tape to hold it in place over the eye.
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Sterile and individually packaged or folded.
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Size & Packaging
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Standard size is approx. 5 × 5 cm, suitable for covering one eye.
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Pack contains 50 pads, ideal for clinics, hospitals, or frequent use.
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Advantages
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Provides protection from trauma, dust, and infection.
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Absorbent material manages minor discharge or bleeding.
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Soft and comfortable for sensitive skin around the eye.
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Sterile single-use pads reduce cross-contamination.
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Usage Guidelines
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Wash hands before handling the pad.
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Place the pad over the affected eye, covering it completely.
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Secure with medical tape, gauze bandage, or an eye bandage.
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Replace as advised by a healthcare provider, usually once per dressing change.
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Dispose of used pads safely to maintain hygiene.
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Foley Catheter
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Material: Commonly made of latex or silicone (silicone for long-term use or latex-sensitive patients).
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Balloon: Usually 5–30 mL capacity, inflated with sterile water once in the bladder.
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Sizes: Measured in French (Fr) units. Common adult sizes: 14Fr, 16Fr, 18Fr.
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Lumens:
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2-way Foley: For urine drainage + balloon inflation.
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3-way Foley: For urine drainage, balloon inflation, and irrigation (used especially in urology, e.g., post-TURP).
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Foley Catheter
Sizes (French, Fr) & Typical Uses
Foley catheters are measured in French (Fr) sizes, which correspond to the outer diameter of the catheter. Common sizes:
| Size (Fr) | Balloon Capacity | Typical Use / Patient Group |
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| 6–8 Fr | 3 mL | Neonates, small infants |
| 8–10 Fr | 3–5 mL | Pediatrics |
| 12–14 Fr | 5–10 mL | Adult females, average adult use |
| 16–18 Fr | 10 mL | Adult males, thicker urine drainage |
| 20–22 Fr | 10–30 mL | Post-surgery, trauma, heavy drainage |
| 24–28 Fr | 30 mL | Surgical or specialized urology cases |
Gauze Roll 1.5kg
Key Features
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High absorbency
Effectively absorbs blood, exudate, and other fluids from wounds or surgical sites. -
Soft and breathable
Allows air circulation to the wound, promoting faster healing and comfort for the patient. -
Non-sterile / Sterile options
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Large 1.5kg roll
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Durable and strong
Maintains integrity during use, even when wet, making it suitable for wrapping, padding, or securing dressings. -
Easy to cut and shape
Can be tailored to size for wound coverage or surgical application.
Common Uses
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Dressing and covering wounds
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Securing bandages and splints
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Surgical procedures and post-operative care
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Absorption of fluids in medical settings
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Padding and cushioning for sensitive areas
Benefits
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Economical for high-volume use
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Reliable quality for clinical care
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Promotes hygiene and patient safety
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Flexible and easy to use in various medical applications
Glutaraldehyde 5L (Cidex)
Gynecological Gloves
Heat and Moisture Exchanger (HME) Breathing Filters — Adult
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Purpose & Use
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An HME filter is a medical device used in respiratory care to humidify and filter inspired air in mechanically ventilated patients or during anesthesia.
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Protects the patient’s lungs by trapping heat and moisture from exhaled air and returning it to inhaled air, preventing drying of the airways.
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Also acts as a bacterial/viral filter, reducing the risk of infection.
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Target Patient Population
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Specifically designed for adult patients with standard adult breathing circuits.
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Fits standard connectors for adult ventilators, anesthesia machines, or resuscitation bags.
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Structure & Components
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Outer casing: usually medical-grade plastic, lightweight and transparent in some designs.
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Filter medium: synthetic or electrostatic material that traps bacteria, viruses, and particles.
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HME element: absorbs heat and moisture from exhaled air and returns it during inhalation.
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Standard connectors: usually 22 mm male/female ends compatible with adult breathing circuits.
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Performance
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Filtration efficiency: high-efficiency bacterial/viral filtration (>99%).
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Moisture retention: maintains airway humidity comparable to normal physiological conditions.
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Reduces airway irritation, mucosal drying, and thickened secretions.
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Advantages
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Combines humidification and filtration in a single device.
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Lightweight, compact, and easy to attach to ventilator or anesthesia circuits.
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Disposable, reducing cross-contamination risk.
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Simple to use without adding extra water reservoirs or external humidifiers.
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Usage Guidelines
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Typically single-use; replace according to manufacturer instructions or when clogged.
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Must be securely attached to the breathing circuit to prevent leaks.
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Monitor for increased resistance, moisture buildup, or contamination during prolonged use.
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Heat and Moisture Exchanger (HME) Breathing Filters — Paediatric
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Purpose & Use
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Paediatric HME filters are designed for children and infants requiring mechanical ventilation or anesthesia.
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They humidify inhaled air and filter bacteria and viruses, protecting the delicate airways of young patients.
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Prevent drying of airway mucosa, thickened secretions, and potential lung injury.
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Target Patient Population
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Specifically sized for paediatric breathing circuits (neonates, infants, and children).
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Connectors are smaller than adult versions, compatible with paediatric ventilators and resuscitation devices.
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Structure & Components
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Outer casing: lightweight medical-grade plastic, often transparent.
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Filter medium: synthetic or electrostatic material for trapping bacteria, viruses, and particles.
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HME element: captures heat and moisture from exhaled air and returns it during inhalation.
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Connectors: typically 15 mm male/female to fit paediatric circuits.
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Performance
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High-efficiency bacterial/viral filtration (>99%).
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Maintains airway humidity suitable for children.
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Minimizes airway irritation, prevents mucosal dryness, and reduces thickened secretions.
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Advantages
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Combines humidification and filtration in a single, compact device.
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Lightweight and easy to attach to paediatric circuits.
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Disposable, lowering cross-infection risk.
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Simple alternative to active humidifiers in short-term ventilation.
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Usage Guidelines
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Single-use only; replace according to manufacturer guidance or when clogged.
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Ensure proper attachment to the circuit to prevent leaks.
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Monitor for increased resistance or moisture accumulation during extended use.
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Common Applications
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Paediatric ICU ventilation.
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Anesthesia circuits for children during surgery.
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Emergency resuscitation with bag-valve-mask systems for infants or children.
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Any situation requiring humidified and filtered breathing gases for paediatric patients.
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