Equipment
Find medical equipment online in India for consulting rooms, wards and diagnostic corners in one place. This range covers stethoscopes, otoscopes, ophthalmoscopes and laryngoscopes, reflex hammers and tuning forks, patient monitors and a syringe pump, weighing scales and height stands, LED X-ray view boxes, and daily tools such as pulse oximeters, infrared thermometers and IV stands. It is chosen for doctors, nurses, medical students, clinics, hospitals, nursing homes, schools and home users. Each section explains what to compare, so you pick the right model the first time.

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Clinical Assessment
Bedside neurological and hearing checks need only a few well-made tools, and they sit in the clinical assessment range. Reflex hammers come in several patterns. The Taylor Neurological Knee Hammer has a latex-free silicone triangular head with a bevelled apex and base, a Taylor-model percussion hammer has a weighted chrome-plated handle balanced for control of force, and a T-shaped hammer uses a thermoplastic rubber head. If you want every option in one case, the Neurological Knee Hammer Set groups several reflex hammers and diagnostic tools.
Tuning forks vibrate at a set frequency and are used to test hearing. The Tuning Fork Combo 128Hz, 256Hz, 512Hz covers three frequencies in one purchase, while a single premium tuning fork fits a student's pocket kit. Compare head material, handle weight and balance before you buy.
Devices
The medical devices collection brings monitoring, infusion and ECG support together. Patient monitors come in 3-parameter and 5-parameter formats. The 3 Para Monitor NIBP, PR, SpO2 with Stand suits routine vital-sign observation, while the 5 Para Patient Monitor with SpO2, ECG, NIBP and Stand adds ECG and temperature and is described for ICUs, emergency rooms, operation theatres, recovery areas and wards. A 3 para LED ICU bedside monitor and a compact 3 para bedside model are also listed.
For controlled fluid delivery, the Syringe Pump SP08 offers settings for different syringe sizes. ECG rooms will find support items here too: ECG paper rolls for Contec machines in 3, 6 and 12 channel widths, an ECG electrode bulb set (pack of 6), a 5-litre ECG gel jar, ultrasound gel and a mild steel ECG trolley that keeps the machine, cables and electrodes together.
General Equipment
The general equipment range holds the everyday tools every clinic reaches for. For quick checks, the Fingertip Pulse Oximeter Contec CMS50D OLED reads oxygen saturation and pulse rate at the finger, and an infrared non-contact thermometer takes temperature from a few centimetres away. Examination light comes from a 5W LED mini torch in aluminium alloy or a rechargeable, adjustable LED head light.
Ward and procedure items include the IV Stand Chrome Plated with Metal Base, a portable vein tracker to help locate veins for blood collection and IV cannulation, and a pneumatic manual tourniquet with small, medium and large cuffs, a manometer and a carrying bag. A stature meter measuring up to 200 cm, a gynaecological aspiration (MVA) kit and a needle cum syringe hub cutter complete the range.
Stethoscopes
A stethoscope is the most personal piece of kit a clinician owns, and the stethoscopes collection runs from student-friendly to high-acoustic models. The Medivision Elegance Stethoscope Dual Chest Piece suits doctors who want both sides of a chest piece, while the Medivision PULSATION lists soft sealing eartips, a PVC U-shaped tube and a brass chrome-plated metal ring.
The ebony stethoscope with a matt black chest piece is described as dual frequency, picking up both high and low sounds, and the Premium Crystal High Acoustics model is another higher-end choice. For children, the Pediatric Delux Stethoscope is a lightweight model designed for paediatric use by students and professionals. The Medivision Stethoscope Deluxe is a simpler everyday model, also used with a sphygmomanometer for blood pressure readings. Compare eartip comfort, tubing, chest piece type and whether you need an adult or paediatric size.
Scopes
Handheld diagnostic scopes for the ear, eye and airway are in the scopes collection. The black and Heine-type otoscopes take two AA batteries (supplied without them) and come with three sizes of reusable specula, a swivel magnifying lens and a hard case. There is also an otoscope with a brass handle and a Premium Otoscope Imported with 3X magnification. The ENT Hein Type Set Premium Quality combines an otoscope and an ophthalmoscope for ENT specialists, general practitioners and students.
For eye checks there is an imported premium ophthalmoscope (OP-10) and a wall-mounted, illuminated eye testing drum with a Snellen chart for distance vision. Anaesthesia and emergency teams can choose the adult Macintosh-type laryngoscope set with blades 2, 3 and 4, or economy and premium sets with blades 1 to 4.
Weighing Scales
The weighing scales range covers personal, clinical and paediatric measurement. The SAMSO Supreme Automatic Digital Weighing Scale uses four sensors to weigh up to 180 kg with 100 g accuracy, and should stand on a hard floor for accurate readings. The Beurer GS10 glass bathroom scale suits home tracking.
Clinics and schools that record height and weight together can choose a stand with a mechanical scale or the Height Measuring Scale with Digital Weighing Scale, which measures 20 to 205 cm in 1 mm graduations, weighs up to 150 kg and dismantles into four sections for transport. Paediatric clinics have a 2 in 1 digital baby weight and height machine, and the ultrasonic BMI body fat scale weighs from 3 to 200 kg with a height range of 0.80 to 1.95 m. Disposable tongue depressors (400 pieces) are also listed in this collection.
X Ray View Box
Clinics that read printed films need an evenly lit viewer, and every model in the X-ray view box collection uses LED lighting. Choose by the number of films you read side by side and by depth. The slim range is 25 mm thick in single, double, triple and four-film versions; the standard range is 45 mm thick in triple and four-film sizes.
Both ranges carry a dimmer and an automatic film activation sensor on each bank, so the Slim LED X Ray View Box 25mm with Dimmer and Sensor (Double Film) has two of each. For options across budgets, the X-Ray View Box Premium LED (Single Film), its double-film version and the X Ray Viewer LED single-film premium model suit hospitals, clinics and diagnostic centres.
How to choose medical equipment for your practice
Measuring range and readings
For scales, check capacity and graduation: 150 kg, 180 kg or 200 kg on this page, and 1 mm graduations on the digital height stand. For monitors, count the parameters you actually record; a 5 para model adds ECG and temperature to NIBP, SpO2 and pulse rate.
Power and portability
Otoscopes on AA batteries need a spare set in the drawer, while the head light is rechargeable. Home visits favour a pocket oximeter, a torch and an IR thermometer; camps favour the height stand that splits into four sections.
Adult, paediatric or both
Children need their own sizes: a paediatric stethoscope, a baby weight and height machine and laryngoscope sets that run from blade size 1. The adult Macintosh set starts at blade 2.
Accessories and running costs
Some equipment depends on consumables. ECG paper is listed for Contec machines in widths per channel count, monitors need electrodes and gel, and reusable specula need cleaning between patients. Confirm compatibility before ordering refills.
Setting and footprint
A wall-mounted eye testing drum saves floor space, a slim 25 mm view box suits shallow spaces, and a mild steel trolley keeps an ECG machine mobile between beds.
| Category | Best for | Typical setting | Shop link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clinical assessment | Reflex and hearing tests | OPD, neurology, teaching | Hammers and forks |
| Devices | Vital-sign monitoring, infusion, ECG support | ICU, wards, emergency | Monitors and pumps |
| General equipment | Quick checks, IV support, lighting | Clinics, wards, home visits | Everyday tools |
| Stethoscopes | Listening to heart, lung and bowel sounds | Every clinical setting | Stethoscopes |
| Scopes | Ear, eye and airway examination | ENT, eye clinics, anaesthesia | Otoscopes and more |
| Weighing scales | Weight, height and BMI records | Clinics, schools, homes | Scales |
| X-ray view boxes | Reading radiographic films | Hospitals, clinics, diagnostic centres | View boxes |
Where this medical equipment is used
- General practice and OPDs: a stethoscope, otoscope, reflex hammer, pulse oximeter, thermometer and a scale cover most consultations.
- Wards, ICUs and emergency rooms: patient monitors, the syringe pump, IV stands and laryngoscopes, set up around beds from our hospital furniture range.
- ENT and eye clinics: scopes and the eye testing drum, paired with speciality tools from surgical instruments.
- Schools, camps and colleges: height and weight stands for screening, and diagnostic kits for students, who can also browse the medical students collection and manikins and models.
- Home care: an oximeter, IR thermometer and bathroom scale for routine tracking.
Round off a consulting room with gloves and masks from protective gear, ECG and respiratory items from consumables and accessories, or see everything for clinics on the hospital and clinic page.
Why buy medical equipment from Medansh
The price beside each device already includes tax. Clinics and hospitals planning a larger setup can get an institutional rate through Need a quotation? For delivery, see our shipping details; for anything that has to go back, see the return, replacement and refund terms. Use order tracking to check progress, and reach customer care by phone on 8586012345 or by email at cs@meddey.com.
Frequently asked questions
Which stethoscope should a medical student buy?
A good starting point is a dual chest piece model such as the Medivision Elegance or a simpler everyday model like the Medivision Stethoscope Deluxe. Add the Pediatric Delux Stethoscope later if your postings include children.
What is the difference between a 3 para and a 5 para patient monitor?
A 3 para monitor on this page tracks NIBP, SpO2 and pulse rate. The 5 para model adds ECG and temperature and is described for ICUs, emergency rooms, operation theatres and recovery areas.
Do the otoscopes come with batteries?
The black and Heine-type otoscopes take two AA batteries and are supplied without them, so order a set of batteries with the otoscope.
How do I choose the right X-ray view box?
Count how many films you view at once, from one to four, then choose depth: 25 mm for slim models or 45 mm for the standard range. Dimmer and auto-sensor models let you adjust brightness for each bank.
Which weighing scale is best for a clinic or school?
If you record height and weight together, choose a height measuring stand with a digital or mechanical scale. For weight alone, a digital floor scale such as the SAMSO Supreme is simpler, and babies need the 2 in 1 baby weight and height machine.
Can I get a quotation for equipping a new clinic or hospital?
Yes. Send your list of devices and quantities through the contact page, or share it with customer care on 8586012345, to receive an institutional quotation.
How are delivery, tracking and returns handled?
The shipping policy explains delivery, the track order page shows the current status of each order, and the return and replacement policy sets out the steps if something is not right.
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