What Are Suction Regulators Used for in a Clinical Setting?
From the ER to the OR, suction regulators are unsung heroes in patient care. These compact devices play a critical role in removing fluids, controlling secretions, and maintaining visibility during…
Suction v.s. Flow in the Medical Industry
In healthcare settings, “suction” and “flow” are often used interchangeably. But these two concepts describe very different things. Understanding the difference is essential for safe and effective patient care, especially…
Should I Use Filters on my Suction Regulator?
It is a question we hear often Should I add filters to the suction regulators in my hospital? At first glance, using inline filters might seem like a good way…
How Many Suction Regulators do I Need?
Not a One-Size-Fits-All Answer “How many suction regulators do I need?” It’s a common question with a complex answer. It depends on your hospital’s layout, patient acuity, procedures performed, and…
Do You Need a Bottle or Gravity Trap on Your Suction Regulator?
Why This Question Matters If you are using wall suction in your facility, then you have probably seen gravity traps or “trap bottles” installed between suction regulators and vacuum sources….
Materials of Construction
One of the most critical considerations in the design of almost anything is the materials used. This consideration is especially vital in a medical device, as the material forms the…