Medi-Vac Suction Canister - 65651-220, Cardinal Medical Supplies

65651-220 - Suction Canister Medi-Vac 2000 Ml Locking Lid

• ItemManufacturer: Cardinal
• ItemBrand: Medi-Vac
• Application: Suction Canister
• Volume: 2000 mL
• Material: Plastic
• Usage: Disposable
• Lid Type: Locking Lid
• Graduations: Graduated
• Sterility: NonSterile

Medi-Vac Suction Canister Overview

The Medi-Vac Suction Canister is a high-quality disposable suction canister that is designed for medical and healthcare professionals. It is used for collecting bodily fluids and waste during medical procedures to maintain a clean and hygienic environment.

Features and Benefits

• Secure Locking Lid: The Medi-Vac Suction Canister is equipped with a locking lid to prevent leakage and ensure safe disposal of collected waste.
• Large Volume Capacity: With a capacity of 2000 mL, the Medi-Vac Suction Canister allows for efficient collection of fluids without frequent replacement.
• Durable Construction: Made of durable plastic material, the Medi-Vac Suction Canister provides reliable and long-lasting performance.
• Easy-to-Read Graduations: The canister features clear and easy-to-read graduations, enabling accurate monitoring of fluid levels.

Product Specifications

• Volume: 2000 mL
• Material: Plastic
• Usage: Disposable
• Lid Type: Locking Lid
• Graduations: Graduated
• Sterility: NonSterile

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does the Medi-Vac Suction Canister compare to other brands?

A: The Medi-Vac Suction Canister is known for its superior quality and reliability, making it a trusted choice among medical professionals.

Q: Can the Medi-Vac Suction Canister be reused?

A: No, the Medi-Vac Suction Canister is designed for single-use only and should be properly disposed of after each use.

Q: Is the Medi-Vac Suction Canister easy to assemble?

A: Yes, the Medi-Vac Suction Canister is easy to assemble and comes with clear instructions for quick and hassle-free setup.

Q: Where can I use the Medi-Vac Suction Canister?

A: The Medi-Vac Suction Canister can be used in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, and medical offices.