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.
Hillrom Otoscope Handle
Conventional Otoscope Handle - 3.5 Volt Rechargeable Battery Handle
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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 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.
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.
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.
