OWEN MUMFORD LIMITED NT0100 Neuropen

MEDLINE 4"P / 0.5" B 32 X 73 STANDARD FOAM

MEDLINE 2"P / 0.25"B 32 X 73 12/CS STANDARD FOAM

MEDLINE 3"P / 0.25"B 32 X 73 STANDARD FOAM

A carton of 12 Single-Use Protected Neurological Pins intended to allow patients with diabetes to test themselves safely at home monthly for early signs of diabetic neuropathy according to American Diabetes Association guidelines - A disposable precision instrument for testing cutaneous pinprick sensation designed to optimise the patient's perception of sharpness without piercing delicate skin for use in the clinical or non-clinical setting. GMDN Definition: A hand-held manual pin-like device with a sharp distal end intended to be used to test for the presence of pain (pin prick) sensation in the skin. A healthcare professional uses the device to touch the skin of a patient who provides a response based on the sensation experienced; the device may have a safety feature to prevent unintentional injury. This is a single-use device.

Well-maintained Getinge 46-4 Washer/Disinfector, ideal for central sterile supply departments and designed for larger surgical instrument sets. This unit, equipped with a unique drying unit, ergonomic handle, and glass door, stands out for its efficiency and adaptability. With a capacity for 4-6 sets in the AN-wash cart and customizable wash levels, it ensures thorough cleaning and disinfection. The slim design, ease of cleaning, and suitability for tubular instruments make it a practical choice.

Monofilaments for neuropathy screening

Sterile single use neuropathy screening pins

MEDLINE 3"P / 0.25"B 32 X 73 PREMIUM FOAM

MEDLINE 4"P / 0.5" B 32 X 73 PREMIUM FOAM

MEDLINE 2"P / 0.25"B 32 X 73 12/CS PREMIUM FOAM

MEDLINE 4"P / 0.5" B 32 X 73 STANDARD FOAM

MEDLINE 2"P / 0.25"B 32 X 73 12/CS STANDARD FOAM

MEDLINE 3"P / 0.25"B 32 X 73 STANDARD FOAM

A carton of 12 Single-Use Protected Neurological Pins intended to allow patients with diabetes to test themselves safely at home monthly for early signs of diabetic neuropathy according to American Diabetes Association guidelines - A disposable precision instrument for testing cutaneous pinprick sensation designed to optimise the patient's perception of sharpness without piercing delicate skin for use in the clinical or non-clinical setting. GMDN Definition: A hand-held manual pin-like device with a sharp distal end intended to be used to test for the presence of pain (pin prick) sensation in the skin. A healthcare professional uses the device to touch the skin of a patient who provides a response based on the sensation experienced; the device may have a safety feature to prevent unintentional injury. This is a single-use device.