Anesthesia Accessories

Sodasorb^® LF CO2 Absorbent is specifically formulated to prevent the degradation of anesthesia gases that can lead to problematic byproducts, and has a permanent color change when absorbent is exhausted.

Durable polycarbonate anesthesia masks are ideal for a variety of patients.

The Avian Circuit is a non-rebreathing circuit designed for small patients where dead air space is an issue. A special built-in safety feature prevents over inflation of the lungs. Waste gas is evacuated from the circuit by an evacuation hose with 19 mm fittings.

Breathing Bags

For use with SurgiVet^® Lab Animal Evacuation System

The High Patient Pressure Alarm provides an alert when a patient circuit reaches a dangerous pressure level. The alarm is adjustable, but is preset at 20 cm H20 pressure. The alarm can be used with rebreathing and non-rebreathing patient circuits. The unit has a test button and runs on a 9-volt battery that is included.

Calmly anesthetize patients in a stable container.

The Low Oxygen Pressure Alarm provides an alert when the oxygen supply is running low. Simple DISS fittings on the included oxygen hose make the alarm adaptable to any location such as a primary oxygen supply. The alarm is preset to alarm at 35 psi. The unit has a test button and runs on a 9-volt battery that is included.

The Mayo Tray is constructed of a powder coated aluminum frame with a stainless steel tray. The tray will accommodate a 1 to 2 inch pole.

The Modified Jackson Rees is a popular choice for a non-rebreathing system. The control valve allows you to close the system for hand bagging and then reopen it to a passive condition. The waste gas is evacuated from the circuit by an evacuation hose with 19 mm fittings.

Moving from rebreathing to non-rebreathing is quick and easy when this adapter is placed in-line.

The pop-off occlusion valve helps to prevent an accidental pneumothorax due to leaving the pop-off valve closed. By simply depressing a button on top, the valve temporarily blocks the gas flow so that a breath may be given to the patient. Upon release, the valve opens and no adjustment of the pop-off valve is required.