Our comprehensive lineup of intubation products and laryngoscopy equipment is designed to support healthcare providers across Ethiopia, Kenya, and Tanzania. Each device is engineered for precision, reliability, and ease of use—helping you deliver exceptional patient care in critical moments.
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Designed for enhanced visualization during intubation procedures with integrated LED illumination.
Materials:Medical-grade stainless steel with fiber-optic bundle
Sizing:Available in Miller and Macintosh profiles, sizes 0–4
Compatibility:Standard ISO 7376 green system handles
Advanced video-assisted intubation system for challenging airway management in critical care environments.
Materials:Polymer housing with anti-fog HD camera, rechargeable lithium battery
Sizing:5-inch high-resolution display, blade lengths 100–180mm
Compatibility:Universal blade attachment, compatible with standard ETT sizes
Single-use sterile airway device for secure ventilation during anesthesia and intensive care.
Materials:Medical-grade PVC, latex-free with high-volume low-pressure cuff
Sizing:Internal diameter 3.0–10.0mm, Murphy eye tip design
Compatibility:Standard 15mm connector for ventilator circuits
Diagnostic and therapeutic tool for direct airway visualization and guided intubation in complex cases.
Materials:Flexible insertion tube with optical fiber bundle, LED light source
Sizing:Outer diameter 3.5–6.0mm, working length 550–600mm
Compatibility:2.0mm working channel for suction and instrumentation
Supraglottic airway device providing reliable ventilation without tracheal intubation for routine and emergency cases.
Materials:Silicone construction with inflatable cuff, reusable or single-use options
Sizing:Sizes 1–5 for neonatal through adult patients
Compatibility:Standard 15mm connector, gastric tube channel in select models
Essential rescue device for difficult intubation scenarios, facilitating ETT placement through narrow or anterior airways.
Materials:Flexible resin core with coude tip, latex-free construction
Sizing:15 French diameter, 60–70cm length with depth markings
Compatibility:Fits through ETT sizes 6.0mm and larger
Compact battery-powered suction for airway clearance during intubation and post-operative care in field and clinical settings.
Materials:ABS housing with disposable collection canister, rechargeable battery
Sizing:800ml canister capacity, adjustable vacuum pressure 0–550mmHg
Compatibility:Standard suction catheter connections, wall-mount or portable use
Real-time capnography for immediate confirmation of endotracheal tube placement and continuous ventilation monitoring.
Materials:Digital display unit with infrared sensor, disposable airway adapter
Sizing:4.3-inch color display, measurement range 0–99mmHg EtCO₂
Compatibility:Mainstream or sidestream sampling, standard airway circuit integration
Realistic simulation platform for developing intubation proficiency and practicing advanced airway techniques safely.
Materials:Silicone head with anatomically accurate airway, replaceable lung bag
Sizing:Adult-sized head and torso, adjustable neck positioning
Compatibility:Accepts standard laryngoscopes, ETTs, and supraglottic devices
Proper device fit is essential for patient safety and procedural success. Always consult with qualified healthcare professionals and follow manufacturer instructions carefully. Sizing and placement should be determined by trained medical personnel based on patient anatomy and clinical assessment.
Device sizing is determined by patient anatomical measurements and clinical indicators. Healthcare providers should reference sizing charts and consider factors such as age, weight, and anatomical variations. Proper measurement techniques and assessment protocols ensure optimal device selection for each patient.
Correct placement requires careful attention to anatomical landmarks and patient positioning. Medical professionals should verify placement through established clinical protocols and monitoring. Patient comfort indicators and procedural feedback help confirm appropriate fit and positioning throughout use.
Our device families are designed for seamless integration across clinical settings. Each product line offers flexible sizing and accessory compatibility to meet your specific procedural needs.
Traditional blade design for routine intubation procedures
Emergency departments, operating rooms, ICU environments, and field emergency response units
Pediatric sizes 0–2, adult sizes 3–4, bariatric size 5 available
Compatible with fiber-optic light sources, disposable blade covers, and universal handle attachments
High-definition visualization for difficult airway management
Trauma centers, anesthesia departments, critical care units requiring enhanced visualization
Neonatal to adult sizing, adjustable blade angles, extended reach configurations
Integrated HD camera systems, wireless display adapters, rechargeable battery packs, anti-fog solutions
Articulating fiberoptic systems for complex airways
Specialized ENT procedures, maxillofacial surgery suites, awake intubation protocols
Ultra-slim 2.4mm to standard 5.5mm outer diameter, working lengths 300–600mm
Suction ports, biopsy channels, oxygen insufflation adapters, sterilization cases
Alternative airway devices for rescue ventilation
Pre-hospital care, ambulatory surgery centers, dental anesthesia, emergency backup systems
Infant 1.0–1.5, pediatric 2.0–2.5, adult 3.0–5.0 based on patient weight
Gastric drainage tubes, cuff pressure monitors, securing straps, introducer tools
Guidance tools for tube placement and difficult intubations
All airway management scenarios requiring tube guidance or repositioning assistance
Pediatric 10Fr–14Fr, adult 15Fr–18Fr, lengths from 35cm to 70cm
Malleable aluminum cores, gum elastic variations, lighted tip options, storage tubes
Mobile aspiration systems for airway clearance
Transport vehicles, field operations, bedside emergency response, remote clinical sites
Compact 300ml to high-capacity 1200ml collection canisters, variable vacuum strength
Yankauer tips, flexible catheters, bacterial filters, rechargeable power supplies, wall-mount brackets
Our clinical specialists understand the unique challenges of intubation in resource-varied settings. Whether you're equipping a new facility or upgrading existing tools, we're here to guide you through product selection, clinical evidence, and procurement pathways tailored to healthcare providers across East Africa.
