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Sentry SuperBand
Sentry SuperBand Identification Wristband White 12 to 13 Inch
Package Count: 500. White, 12-inch-long Sentry SuperBand is a healthcare wristband where medical identification information germane to the patient can be recorded directly onto the band with a permanent marker. If you don't want to use a permanent...
$161.52 -
Zevex
Zevex Pole Clamp For Infinity and Infinity Orange Enteral Feeding Pumps
Multi-position pole clamp allows operation of pump in any orientation on poles, bed rails, and wheelchairs
$61.42 -
McKesson
McKesson Halogen Bulbs - for Illuminators, Diagnostic Lamp
For 07800 Fits Vaginal Speculum Illuminator
$41.82 -
McKesson
McKesson Halogen Lamp Bulbs - for Exam Lamps, Otoscopes - 12 Volts, 35 Watts
For 04200 12V Halogen Fits Exam Lamp
$42.63 -
McKesson
McKesson Halogen Bulbs - for Diagnostic Lamp, Illuminators
Replacement halogen bulb for vaginal specula 08800.For 08800 For Vaginal Specula
As low as $47.72 -
McKesson
McKesson ECG Recording Paper Roll, Thermal Diagnostic Paper
McKesson ECG Recording Paper is designed to offer consistent trace quality for monitory and recording in a variety of applications. ECG papers are intended to be fully compatible to perform with the most prevalent devices in use today. This thermal paper...
$15.41 -
Posey Twice-As-Tough
Posey Twice-As-Tough Replacement Key
Replacement key that fits all posey key-lock cuffs and belts Can be placed on caregiver's key chain
$9.41 -
Kangaroo Joey
Kangaroo Joey Pole Clamp For Kangaroo Joey Pmp
The Kangaroo Joey enteral feed and flush pump comes with this pole clamp: It attaches to the back of the pump to hold the pump onto an IV pole. The pole clamp also retains the A/C power adapter to prevent accidental cord removal or cord loss.Kangaroo...
$126.18 -
McKesson
McKesson Centrifuge
The McKesson Variable Speed Centrifuge with variable speed control and timer are specially designed to run for years of demanding laboratory work in clinical labs, physician’s offices as well as in any chemical, industrial or biological labs where...
$428.48 -
McKesson
McKesson Diagnostic Recording Paper 90 mm X 90 mm Z-Fold
Fits Zoll Models "M" Series and AT1 Certified according to the International Standards of ISO 9001 and 13485
$12.46 -
Embr Wave
Embr Wave 2 Thermal Wristband, Black, with Black Leather Strap
Get everything you need for hot flash relief with this Embr Wave accessory pack! This bundle includes the black Embr Wave 2 bracelet and a black leather strap for added style options.The Embr Wave 2 provides natural and safe relief from hot flashes and...
$349.00 -
Embr Wave
Embr Wave 2 Thermal Wristband, Rose Gold, with Dusty Rose Nylon Strap
Get everything you need for hot flash relief with this Embr Wave accessory pack! This bundle includes the rose gold Embr Wave 2 bracelet and a replacement nylon strap for added style options.The Embr Wave 2 provides natural and safe relief from hot...
$334.00
Diagnostic Equipment
Diagnostic Equipment
When you hear “diagnostic equipment,” you probably think of complex machines like MRIs and X-ray scanners. In reality, diagnostic equipment runs the gamut from massive, expensive, technologically advanced machinery to simple items that you probably use daily.
Common types of home medical diagnostic equipment include medical thermometers, blood glucose testing systems, pulse oximeters, blood pressure cuffs or monitors, and even home EKG machines.
Thermometers
The humble home thermometer may be simple, but it’s still an essential diagnostic tool that should be in every home. Today there are more options than ever, from the old-fashioned analog glass thermometer (now mercury-free) to digital oral, ear thermometers, forehead or temporal thermometers, and even touch-free models.
Glucose Monitors
For people with diabetes, a glucose monitor is an essential piece of home diagnostic equipment. Glucose monitors enable testing the level of glucose (sugar) in your blood by using glucose test strips. There are a number of brands on the market, and your doctor can help you decide which glucose monitor is right for you.
Blood Pressure Cuffs/Monitors
Blood pressure monitors and cuffs can be a vital diagnostic tool for people suffering from high blood pressure. Taking your blood pressure (or someone else’s) requires a monitor (which displays the reading) and a cuff (which inflates around an arm, leg, or even wrist so that the reading can be taken.)
Monitors typically come with an average-sized cuff, but special-use options for large or small arms or alternative body parts such as the thigh are also available.
Pulse Oximeters
Once confined to the hospital setting, the pulse oximeter or pulse ox is an inexpensive, portable home diagnostic tool. As the name implies, a pulse ox monitors both your pulse rate and the amount of oxygen in your blood. It’s a non-invasive piece of technology that clips lightly onto your fingertip and uses painless light waves to measure your level of oxygen.
People with severe asthma, other chronic respiratory problems, or certain heart conditions may need a pulse oximeter at home.
Spirometers
A spirometer is a diagnostic tool that measures the amount of air that you can inhale and exhale. It may be essential for people with asthma, with chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases (COPD) such as emphysema, cystic fibrosis, or post-surgical care for people who have had a lung transplant.
Home EKG Devices
The electrocardiogram (EKG) is another diagnostic tool that has moved from the hospital to the home. An EKG monitors your heart rhythm and, in the case of the house or personal EKG machine, stores the information gathered in a smartphone app so that you can share it with your doctor. This can be lifesaving for people with atrial fibrillation (AFib) — a common type of heart condition in which the heart beats erratically.
“Diagnostic” doesn’t mean “for doctors only” or “difficult to use” — even your fitness tracker is potentially a diagnostic tool. From ear thermometers to pulse oximeters, SimplyMedical.com has the diagnostic equipment you need.
When you hear “diagnostic equipment,” you probably think of complex machines like MRIs and X-ray scanners. In reality, diagnostic equipment runs the gamut from massive, expensive, technologically advanced machinery to simple items that you probably use daily.
Common types of home medical diagnostic equipment include medical thermometers, blood glucose testing systems, pulse oximeters, blood pressure cuffs or monitors, and even home EKG machines.
Thermometers
The humble home thermometer may be simple, but it’s still an essential diagnostic tool that should be in every home. Today there are more options than ever, from the old-fashioned analog glass thermometer (now mercury-free) to digital oral, ear thermometers, forehead or temporal thermometers, and even touch-free models.
Glucose Monitors
For people with diabetes, a glucose monitor is an essential piece of home diagnostic equipment. Glucose monitors enable testing the level of glucose (sugar) in your blood by using glucose test strips. There are a number of brands on the market, and your doctor can help you decide which glucose monitor is right for you.
Blood Pressure Cuffs/Monitors
Blood pressure monitors and cuffs can be a vital diagnostic tool for people suffering from high blood pressure. Taking your blood pressure (or someone else’s) requires a monitor (which displays the reading) and a cuff (which inflates around an arm, leg, or even wrist so that the reading can be taken.)
Monitors typically come with an average-sized cuff, but special-use options for large or small arms or alternative body parts such as the thigh are also available.
Pulse Oximeters
Once confined to the hospital setting, the pulse oximeter or pulse ox is an inexpensive, portable home diagnostic tool. As the name implies, a pulse ox monitors both your pulse rate and the amount of oxygen in your blood. It’s a non-invasive piece of technology that clips lightly onto your fingertip and uses painless light waves to measure your level of oxygen.
People with severe asthma, other chronic respiratory problems, or certain heart conditions may need a pulse oximeter at home.
Spirometers
A spirometer is a diagnostic tool that measures the amount of air that you can inhale and exhale. It may be essential for people with asthma, with chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases (COPD) such as emphysema, cystic fibrosis, or post-surgical care for people who have had a lung transplant.
Home EKG Devices
The electrocardiogram (EKG) is another diagnostic tool that has moved from the hospital to the home. An EKG monitors your heart rhythm and, in the case of the house or personal EKG machine, stores the information gathered in a smartphone app so that you can share it with your doctor. This can be lifesaving for people with atrial fibrillation (AFib) — a common type of heart condition in which the heart beats erratically.
“Diagnostic” doesn’t mean “for doctors only” or “difficult to use” — even your fitness tracker is potentially a diagnostic tool. From ear thermometers to pulse oximeters, SimplyMedical.com has the diagnostic equipment you need.