A trimming tool for shaping and refining dental plaster casts after pouring.

A wooden wedge designed for use during tooth filling procedures to help secure matrix bands.

A more advanced rehab device that may include sensors or digital feedback to track finger motion...

Weights designed with enhanced fastening systems (Velcro, buckles) to ensure they stay in place...

A container with a label used for diagnostic testing of specimens, including urine.

A bed that allows for changing the patient’s position using manual controls instead of electric...

Used by occupational therapists to help patients regain everyday finger function through targeted...

A carton of dishes specifically designed for culturing bacterial colonies under sterile conditions.

An ultrasonic gel agent in 5-liter volume, aiding sound transmission and probe contact in imaging.

The X-ray view box is a device consisting of lights mounted behind a transparent screen and used to...

Reduces waste compared to single-use pillow cases, aligning with sustainable healthcare practices.

Individuals with weak ankles or a tendency to sprain their ankles can benefit from the extra support...

TENS cannot directly repair nerve damage. However there's some evidence that it might help in the...

Adjustable height and tilting monitor mounts reduce strain on healthcare workers.

Disposable Umbilical Cord Scissors are used to snip off and clamp the umbilical cord, with no...

A stick or pole designed to improve balance, commonly used in physical therapy or by those with...

Regular replacement of wheels is part of maintaining the walking aid in good working order, ensuring...

Replacement wheels ensure that the walking aid continues to roll smoothly, enhancing mobility for...

Rechargeable hearing aids, like type 2, offer convenience by eliminating the need for battery...

Pre-filled or single-use kits made for convenience and hygiene, usually meant to be discarded after...