MEDICAL products beginning with : H
| PRODUCT NAME | FDA Code/Regulation |
| Handheld Dispensers (7 suppliers)
Handheld Dispensers dispense liquids with high vapor pressure and/or high viscosity and prevent cross-contamination. They feature a motorized piston, intuitive programming and a simple one-button tip ejection system. Handheld dispensers are routinely coupled to a liquid source by a supply conduit that supplies pressurized liquid to the dispenser. These handheld dispensers are used for carton sealing, filament or masking tape.
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| HandHeld Dopplers (5 suppliers) | |
| Handheld Electronic Breast Pump (1 supplier)
Handheld electronic breast pump is intended to help gently stimulate a fast, natural milk flow. It has an electronic memory that learns and continues personal pumping rhythm. Once determine the most comfortable pumping rhythm, the one touch control button lets set precisely the most comfortable speed and suction, right at the breast. This infinitely variable control allows every pumping session to be a personalized session, just like baby.
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| Handheld Fetal Doppler (19 suppliers) | |
| Handheld Information Management Devices (3 suppliers) | |
| Handheld Lightning Detector (4 suppliers) | |
| Handheld Middle Ear Analyzer (6 suppliers) | |
| Handheld Nurse Call Pendants (5 suppliers) | |
| Handheld Particle Counters (1 supplier) | |
| Handheld pH Meters (5 suppliers)
Handheld pH Meters are used for water quality measurement and field type work. It features data point memory, auto power off function, new time interval data logging function, LCD display for all parameters, data print-out capability with external printer and water proof housing.
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| Handheld Pipettors (4 suppliers) | |
| Handheld Polysomnography Device (4 suppliers) | |
| Handheld Pulse Oximeter (80 suppliers) | |
| Handheld Reflectance Confocal Microscopes (1 supplier) | |
| Handheld Refractometers (6 suppliers)
Handheld refractometer is an optical instrument that is used to determine the refractive index of a substance. It can be used to determine the identity of an unknown substance based on its refractive index, to assess the purity of a particular substance, or to determine the concentration of one substance dissolved in another. These are used for measuring fluid concentrations such as the sugar content, blood protein concentration, salinity and specific gravity of urine.
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| Handheld Resuscitators (1 supplier) | |
| Handheld Screeners (1 supplier) | |
| Handheld Spirometers (1 supplier) | |
| Handheld Sprayers (2 suppliers) | |
| Handheld Telescopic Devices (1 supplier) | |
| Handheld Ultrasonic Nebulizer (13 suppliers) | |
| Handheld Ultrasound devices (30 suppliers)
Handheld ultrasound devices provide rapid and accurate detection of pleural effusion (PE) in patients recovering from heart surgery.
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| Handheld Ultrasound System (5 suppliers) | |
| Handheld Vacuum Extractors (1 supplier) | |
| Handheld Video Magnifiers (1 supplier) | |
| Handheld X-Ray Fluorescence Analyzers (1 supplier) | |
| Handicap Accessible Ramp Vans (10 suppliers) | |
| Handicap Accessible Vehicles (1 supplier) | |
| Handicap Van Conversions (5 suppliers) | |
| Handicapped Living Aid (9 suppliers) | |
| Handicapped Page Turne (2 suppliers) | |
| Handicapped Use Telephone (8 suppliers) | |
| Handicapped Vehicle (13 suppliers) | |
| Handicapped/Disabled Reacher (8 suppliers) | |
| Handicapped/Physical Therapy Equipment (56 suppliers) | |
| Handle with Middle Ratchet (2 suppliers) | |
| Handle without Ratchet (1 supplier) | |
| Handled Instruments (1 supplier) | |
| Handleless Reinforced Undertable Shield (1 supplier) | |
| Handles & Braces For Broom (2 suppliers) | |
| Handlight (2 suppliers)
A handlight is used to check the pupils' reaction to light. A poor light reaction suggests that the visual loss is due to a problem in the ipsilateral retina or optic nerve. The light is shone into one eye and then swung briskly to the other eye. The normal pupillary reaction is initial constriction or no change in the pupil size on swinging the light to the second eye. Pupil dilation on arrival of the light from the normal eye to the involved eye is an afferent pupillary defect.
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| Handpiece Tubing (1 supplier) | |
| Handpieces (22 suppliers) | |
| Handrail Scales (3 suppliers) | |
| Hands-Free Soap Dispenser (16 suppliers) | |
| Handswitching (1 supplier) | |
| Handy Aspirator (1 supplier) | |
| Handy Crutch Pockets (1 supplier) | |
| Handy Flicker (1 supplier) | |
| Hanging Arm Sling (53 suppliers) |
