Nasopharyngeal Airways

Airway devices inserted through the nose to maintain an open passage to the pharynx. Used to relieve airway obstruction and facilitate breathing in patients who cannot maintain their own airway.

Tube-shaped airway devices inserted through nose to maintain open nasopharyngeal passage. Used in patients unable to maintain airway patency or requiring nasal airway support.

Sterile nasopharyngeal airways for emergency airway management and respiratory support.

Single-use nasopharyngeal airways for emergency airway management. Available in multiple sizes for various patient populations.

Curved airway devices inserted through the mouth to keep the tongue and soft palate from obstructing the pharynx. Used to maintain a patent airway in unconscious or anaesthetized patients.

A nasopharyngeal tube designed to maintain airway patency and facilitate breathing in patients with compromised airways.

Disposable airway devices available in PVC and silicone variants for use during anesthesia. Provides an alternative to endotracheal intubation for airway management in surgical settings.

Sterile disposable supraglottic airway devices for airway management without intubation. Designed with anatomical shapes and cuff systems for secure placement.

Single-use oropharyngeal airways for emergency airway maintenance. Used to prevent airway obstruction in unconscious patients during resuscitation.

Airway device inserted through the nasopharynx to maintain airway patency during anesthesia. Designed for patients requiring non-invasive airway management.

Nasopharyngeal airway (NPA) is a single-use airway management device designed to maintain a patent airway in emergency and clinical settings. It is inserted through the nose to facilitate spontaneous breathing in unconscious or semi-conscious patients. The device is indicated for airway obstruction relief and anesthesia applications.