Nasopharyngeal Airways

Nasopharyngeal airways designed to maintain airway patency in patients with airway obstruction. These devices provide safe and effective breathing support.

Curved oropharyngeal airway devices designed to maintain airway patency by preventing tongue obstruction in unconscious patients.

Straight-design oropharyngeal airways for patients with restricted mouth opening or during specific clinical airway management scenarios.

Airway management devices designed to maintain patent airways during respiratory procedures. Available in multiple sizes for various patient populations.

Oropharyngeal airway devices inserted through the mouth to maintain airway patency and prevent tongue obstruction during anesthesia or unconsciousness.

An airway device inserted through the nose to maintain open airways during anesthesia and respiratory support.

Airway management device inserted through the nasopharynx to maintain a patent airway. Used during anesthesia and respiratory procedures as an alternative to oral airways.

A nasal airway management device for maintaining patient airways in emergency response. Designed as part of airway management solutions that prioritize least invasive interventions.

A nasal airway management device that comes pre-lubricated for easier insertion. Used to maintain patient airways and prioritize the least invasive airway maneuver in emergency situations.

Nasopharyngeal airway management devices for maintaining airway patency when oropharyngeal access is limited. Suitable for conscious and semi-conscious patients.

A soft flexible tube inserted through the nose into the nasopharynx to maintain an open airway in patients who cannot maintain one themselves.

A nasal airway device used to maintain upper airway patency in patients with altered consciousness or respiratory compromise. Suitable for use in operating rooms and emergency care settings.