Respiratory products are medical items that help with breathing. They include items used for acute or emergency care (nebulizers, tubing, masks, etc.), airway management (oxygen, tracheostomy, etc.), as well as therapeutic devices (PAP devices, humidifiers, etc.) and pulmonary function testing tools (spirometer). These items are used by EMTs, paramedics, ER doctors, pulmonologists and other medical professionals as well as people living with asthma, COPD and other progressive diseases.

A speculum is a duck-bill-shaped device that doctors use to see inside a hollow part of your body and diagnose or treat disease. One common use of the speculum is for vaginal exams. Gynecologists use it to open the walls of the vagina and examine the vagina and cervix.The disposable vaginal speculum with central pin locking is used for dilation of the vaginal canal and exposure of the uterine neck.

An anoscope is a small, tube-like instrument that is used in medical procedures to view the anus and lower rectum. This tool allows healthcare providers to visually inspect these areas for abnormalities or issues, such as hemorrhoids, anal fissures, or rectal polyps. The anoscope is typically made of plastic and is disposable. The procedure involving an anoscope is generally quick.

A syringe is a simple reciprocating pump consisting of a plunger that fits tightly within a cylindrical tube called a barrel. It is used in medical procedures for injections, infusions, or to draw or dispense precise volumes of fluid. The key parts of a syringe are the needle, the barrel, and the plunger. The needle is a hollow metal tube with a pointed tip. The barrel has graduated marks to measure the exact amount of liquid in the syringe. The plunger can move up and down the barrel, allowing the syringe to take in or expel a liquid or gas through a small opening at the front end of the tube.