Standard Wheelchair
A standard wheelchair is a manually operated mobility aid designed to help individuals with temporary or permanent mobility challenges move safely and comfortably. It is commonly used in hospitals, clinics, homes, rehabilitation centers, and public facilities.
Description
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Frame: Durable steel or chromed steel frame for strength and stability
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Seat & Backrest: Upholstered in thick, easy-to-clean vinyl or nylon fabric
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Armrests: Fixed or flip-back armrests for support and easier transfers
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Footrests: Swing-away or detachable footrests with heel loops
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Wheels:
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Rear wheels: Large 24" self-propelling wheels with hand rims
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Front wheels: 8" solid caster wheels for maneuverability
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Brakes: Manual wheel locks for safety
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Weight Capacity: Typically 100–120 kg (varies by model)
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Folding Mechanism: Foldable cross-brace design for easy storage and transport
Key Features
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Strong and stable construction
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Comfortable seating for long use
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Easy to push or self-propel
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Foldable, making it convenient for transport
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Low maintenance and durable
Standard Wheelchair With Commode
A standard wheelchair with commode is a dual-purpose mobility and toileting aid designed to offer both wheelchair functionality and an integrated commode system. It is ideal for users who have mobility limitations and require convenient access to toileting without needing to transfer to a separate toilet seat.
Description
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Frame: Strong, powder-coated or chromed steel frame for durability
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Seat: Padded or upholstered seat with a removable center cut-out to access the commode
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Commode Bucket:
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Removable bucket with lid and handle
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Slides in/out easily from the rear or front depending on the model
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Wheels:
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24" rear wheels with hand rims (self-propelling)
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6–8" front caster wheels for smooth movement
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Footrests: Swing-away, detachable footrests for easy patient transfer
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Armrests: Padded or fixed armrests for comfort and safe support
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Brakes: Parking brakes on both sides
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Backrest: Vinyl or nylon fabric backrest
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Capacity: Typically supports 100–120 kg
Key Features
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2-in-1 design: functions as a wheelchair and commode
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Convenient for bedside toileting
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Safe and stable for users with limited mobility
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Removable bucket for hygienic handling
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Durable construction for long-term use
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Comfortable for daily mobility
Stepping Stool
Stepping Stool
Steranios
STERILE WOUND DRESSING (10cm X 20cm)
Sterinious Solution – 5 Litres
Stethoscope Case
Stitching Set
1. Cutting Instruments
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Scalpel Handle with Blade (No. 10 or 15) – For making small incisions or trimming wound edges.
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Suture Scissors (Straight or Curved) – Used to cut sutures after stitching.
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Dissecting Scissors (Mayo or Metzenbaum) – For cutting tissue or fascia if needed.
2. Grasping and Holding Instruments
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Needle Holder (Mayo-Hegar or Olsen-Hegar) – For holding and guiding the suture needle during stitching.
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Tissue Forceps (Toothed) – For holding skin or tissue edges securely while suturing.
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Dressing Forceps (Non-Toothed) – For handling dressings or delicate tissue without trauma.
3. Clamping Instruments
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Artery Forceps / Hemostats (Straight and Curved) – For controlling bleeding by clamping blood vessels.
4. Retracting Instruments
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Skin Hooks / Small Retractors – To hold back wound edges and improve visibility of the surgical site.
5. Accessory Instruments
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Gauze Swabs – For cleaning and absorbing blood.
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Syringe and Needle – For administering local anesthesia.
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Sterile Bowl or Kidney Dish – For holding antiseptic or instruments.
6. Suturing Materials
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Suture Threads (Absorbable or Non-Absorbable) – For wound closure.
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Suture Needles (Curved or Straight) – Attached to or used with suture material.
7. Additional Items
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Sterile Drapes or Towels – To maintain a sterile field.
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Adhesive Bandages or Dressing Material – For covering the wound after stitching.
Stool Containers
STRETCHER
Student Stethoscope
Student Stethoscope is an entry-level stethoscope designed especially for medical, nursing, and allied health students as they learn how to listen to heart, lung, and other body sounds. It combines simplicity, comfort, and reliable sound transmission—making it ideal for training and early clinical practice.
🩺 Key Features
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Lightweight and comfortable: Easy to wear for long study or clinical sessions.
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Good acoustic quality: Helps beginners hear essential sounds like heartbeats, breath sounds, and bowel noises.
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Durable design: Built to withstand frequent use by students.
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Adjustable earpieces: For a snug, comfortable fit.
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Dual-head chest piece: Allows listening with both diaphragm (for higher-frequency sounds) and bell (for lower-frequency sounds).
🧠 Why It’s Great for Students
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Learner-friendly: Designed to help you easily distinguish normal and abnormal body sounds.
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Affordable: Great value for students without compromising basic performance.
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Easy to use: Simple setup and intuitive handling.
A Student Stethoscope is a reliable first stethoscope that supports learning and confidence as students begin clinical examinations and patient assessments.
