• Veinus

    An easy to use, portable, non-invasive, vein locating device

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  • Veinus Pro

    Easy to use, Vein Locating Device with on skin vein mapping

    Veinus Pro is a portable, non-invasive, dual visualization (Screen and Projector) vein locating device which helps visually assists in finding best vein for cannulation, with no risks or side effects. It is especially useful for locating subcutaneous veins which are not visible to naked eyes.

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  • vGlo

    An easy to use, vein locating light for Infants & Neonates

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  • vLarynx

    An easy to use, intuitive, universal video laryngoscope

    The vLarynx is a portable, battery operated device that incorporates an integrated reusable display and disposal blades which helps to perform endo-tracheal intubation during general anaesthesia.

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  • vThermo

    Easy to Use, non-contact Infrared scanner

    vThermo is a non contact Forehead infrared scanner. It is based on Infrared and provides non contact measurement suitable for all ages, including infants and young children. The best part is that it can be used without touching or distrubing the subject. At the same time there is no risk of infection to the care giver. Buy NowRequest a Demo Know More
  • vOtsco

    An easy to use, portable, non-invasive, intuitive, universal video Otoscope

    The vOtsco is a portable, battery operated device that incorporates an integrated reusable display which helps to visualize the ear canal and tympanic membrane or eardrum.

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Testimonials

In difficult dehydrated patients,Veinus is extremely useful.It helps avoid multiple puncture and time delay.The usefulness was very adequately demonstrated and tested?.

Dr. Girish Narayan, Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicines, St. Johns Medical College Hospital, Bangalore