Physiology Measurement Instruments
Graham-Field™ Optimax Sphygmomanometer
Top-line sphygmomanometer with adult size cuffs
Medline™ Standard Handheld Aneroid Sphygmomanometer
High quality, standard, portable aneroid system for general use.
Graham-Field™ Labstar Deluxe Sphygmomanometer (Thigh)
For use on the thigh (not the arm). Labstar Deluxe Sphygmomanometer measures pressure from 20mm Hg to 300mm Hg.
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Hillrom Operating Otoscope
Operating Otoscope - Open system with rotatable lens and optional speculum for convenient procedures, plus bright light output.
Hillrom FlexiPort™ Reusable Blood Pressure Cuff
Invest in an easy-to-use and affordable reusable blood pressure cuff solution. The single-point FlexiPort snap connection was designed to simplify connectivity, reducing the hassle of needing multiple cuff tubes and connectors. Easily size cuffs up or down for each patient.
Hillrom Otoscope Handle
Conventional Otoscope Handle - 3.5 Volt Rechargeable Battery Handle
Hillrom Harvey™ Elite/DLX Tubing
Harvey™ Elite/DLX Tubing for 71 cm (28 in.) model stethoscope.
Hillrom Rechargeable Power Handle
Nickel-Cadmium Rechargeable Handles - A choice of convenient rechargeable power sources that fit all 3.5 V instrument heads.
3M Littmann™ Lightweight II S.E. Stethoscope
Littmann™ Lightweight II S.E. Stethoscope is an ideal entry level instrument, with a tunable diaphragm, dual sided chestpiece, and reliable acoustic performance. Its teardrop shape makes auscultation around blood pressure cuffs easier.
Hillrom 767-Series Aneroid Sphygmomanometer
The versatile 767 Wall and Mobile Aneroid, with improved ergonomics and a new modern design, is the smart choice for accurate and reliable readings throughout your facility.
Hillrom Platinum Series DS58 Hand Aneroids
With gear-free DuraShock™ technology, you can count on the DS58 aneroid to remain in calibration longer than traditional aneroids, providing more accurate readings over time and a lower lifetime cost, helping to improve practice efficiencies and your bottom line.
