Medical Devices & Disposables
Single-use, consumable and implantable devices supplied at the volumes hospital procurement actually runs on.
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Surgical Disposables
Sutures, drapes, gowns, gauze and single-use instruments.
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Infusion & IV Therapy
Cannulae, infusion sets, needle-free connectors and manifolds.
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Wound Care & Dressings
Advanced dressings, bandages and negative pressure consumables.
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Anaesthesia & Respiratory
Circuits, airways, suction and oxygen therapy consumables.
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Cardiology & Interventional
Cardiovascular surgical devices, vascular loops and access devices.
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PPE & Infection Control
Gloves, masks, disinfectants, sterilants and hygiene monitoring.
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What we supply
This division covers single-use, consumable and implantable medical devices — distinct from the capital equipment in our Medical Equipment division. It is the supply that keeps theatres, wards, dialysis units and laboratories operating day to day, where continuity of supply matters as much as unit price.
We hold stock against agreed schedules, supply to hospital group purchasing agreements and support institutional buyers with batch traceability and the regulatory documentation required for Class A to D devices under the Medical Device Rules, 2017.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between your Medical Devices and Medical Equipment divisions?
Medical Equipment covers capital items — imaging systems, ventilators, surgical tables, sterilizers. Medical Devices covers single-use, consumable and implantable products such as disposables, infusion sets, dressings and PPE.
Do you supply in bulk to hospitals?
Yes. We supply institutional volumes against scheduled contracts, tenders and group purchasing agreements.
How are medical devices regulated in Pakistan?
The Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan registers and enlists medical devices and licenses importers under the Medical Device Rules, 2017. Devices are classified A, B, C and D by risk, with Class A the lowest and Class D the highest.
Can you provide batch traceability and documentation?
— this answer must reflect actual practice.
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Send your specification, bill of quantities or tender document. Our team responds with a formal quotation and availability.