The OED Intended as a post-operative, recovery room breathing attachment for use once a patient is disconnected from an anaesthetic circuit.

The product consists of a reservoir bag with a 300ml capacity, attached to a 15mm ID connector, which attaches to the connector of either laryngeal mask (LM) or endotracheal tube (ETT).

There is a 3mm connector to attach the Oxygen tubing and 10mm exhalation port which is open to the atmosphere. The device is attached to the ETT with an oxygen supply of 3 to 6 litres per minute. As the patient breathes in, oxygen is both available from the oxygen supply and the reservoir bag. On exhalation the expired gas is vented from the exhalation port. Any surplus oxygen fills the reservoir bag.

The MIRAD is a non-evasive nasal drug delivery system.

Stays in situ without the need for ribbons or safety pins.

The Marshall Airway Nasopharyngeal (MAN^®) has a unique rectangular flange that sits comfortably for the patient and ensures the device cannot be inhaled.

The introducer consists of a catheter and a single 15mm connector.

The introducer has a through lumen design with two distal sideports to allow adequate airflow. The introducer has centimetre markings, which start at 10cm from the distal end, to accurately judge introducer depth within the trachea. The introducer tip is atraumatic.

The high gloss, low friction bougie with an outer surface that improves tube glide.

Available in a range of adult and paediatric sizes, each is single use to reduce the risk of cross infection.