Why Every Facility Needs an AED

Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) is one of the leading causes of death in the United States, claiming more than 350,000 lives outside of hospital settings each year, according to the American Heart Association. SCA can happen to anyone — patients, employees, visitors, students, or members of the public — regardless of age or health status.

An automated external defibrillator (AED) is a portable, life-saving device designed to analyze a person’s heart rhythm and, if necessary, deliver an electrical shock (defibrillation) to restore a normal heartbeat. AEDs are engineered so that virtually anyone — trained medical professional or untrained bystander — can use them effectively in an emergency.

For every minute that passes without defibrillation, a victim’s chance of survival decreases by approximately 7 to 10 percent. Having an AED immediately accessible within your facility dramatically improves survival outcomes.

At Auxo Medical, we carry a curated selection of AEDs suitable for healthcare environments, commercial facilities, educational institutions, and public-access settings. Below, we highlight the products we offer, along with detailed descriptions and real-world use cases for each.

A Sample of Our AED Product Lineup

1. ZOLL AED Plus

Overview:
The ZOLL AED Plus is one of the most widely deployed AEDs in the world, renowned for its unique Real CPR Help® technology. Unlike many AEDs that only deliver a shock, the AED Plus actively coaches rescuers through the entire cardiac arrest response — including high-quality CPR compressions between shocks.

Key Features:

• Real CPR Help® provides real-time feedback on the rate and depth of chest compressions via visual and audio prompts
• One-piece CPR-D-padz® electrode pad simplifies placement and includes a built-in compression sensor
• Clear, step-by-step audio and visual prompts guide the user through the entire rescue
• Rugged design with an IP55 rating for dust and water resistance
• Uses standard lithium batteries with a 5-year shelf life, reducing long-term ownership costs
• Automatic self-testing ensures device readiness

Use Cases:

• Hospitals and clinics — Ideal for code carts and crash stations where CPR quality feedback helps clinical teams optimize resuscitation efforts
• Schools and universities — The intuitive voice prompts and CPR coaching make the AED Plus a top choice for educational institutions where trained medical staff may not be immediately available
• Corporate offices and fitness centers — Easy enough for any employee or gym staff member to operate in an emergency
• Houses of worship and community centers — Public-access locations where bystanders may be the first responders

2. Philips HeartStart OnSite (HS1)

Overview:
The Philips HeartStart OnSite is one of the most recognizable and widely trusted AEDs on the market. Designed with simplicity as its primary goal, the OnSite is the first AED available without a prescription in the United States, making it an accessible choice for virtually any organization.

Key Features:

• Clear, calm voice instructions guide the user through each step of the rescue process
• SMART Analysis technology assesses heart rhythm and determines whether a shock is needed
• Quick Shock feature delivers a shock in as few as 8 seconds after CPR pause for maximum effectiveness
• Lightweight, compact design (approximately 3.3 lbs) for easy wall-mounting or transport
• Pre-installed long-life battery and SMART pads cartridge for out-of-the-box readiness
• Daily, weekly, and monthly automatic self-tests

Use Cases:

• Dental practices — Compact size and ease of use make it a natural fit for small clinical environments where space is limited and staff may have minimal AED training
• Primary care and family medicine offices — Reliable, low-maintenance, and simple to operate for front-desk and clinical staff
• Small businesses and retail locations — The no-prescription-required designation and intuitive operation make this an excellent first AED for organizations new to AED programs
• Residential communities and HOA common areas — Pool houses, clubhouses, and recreation centers benefit from a device that any resident could operate in an emergency

3. Philips HeartStart FRx

Overview:
The Philips HeartStart FRx is built for tougher environments and more demanding use cases than its OnSite sibling. With a rugged, splash-proof design and an infant/child key for pediatric use, the FRx is engineered for environments where conditions may be unpredictable and patient populations may include children.

Key Features:

• Rugged construction tested to withstand drops, vibrations, dust, and water (IP55 rated)
• Infant/Child Key adapts the device’s therapy and voice instructions for pediatric patients without requiring separate pads
• SMART Biphasic therapy for effective defibrillation across a wide range of patients
• Clear, step-by-step voice coaching with CPR guidance
• Lightweight and portable at approximately 3.5 lbs
• Long-life battery and pre-connected SMART Pads II

Use Cases:

• Veterinary clinics and animal hospitals — The rugged design holds up in clinical environments where fluids and unpredictable conditions are common; while designed for human use, the FRx’s durability makes it a practical choice for facilities that must protect both staff and clients
• Schools, daycare centers, and pediatric clinics — The infant/child key eliminates the need to stock and manage separate pediatric electrode pads, simplifying AED readiness for facilities that serve children
• Industrial and manufacturing facilities — Dust-proof and splash-proof construction makes the FRx suitable for factory floors, warehouses, and outdoor job sites
• Sports facilities, parks, and recreation departments — Athletic fields, swimming pools, and outdoor recreation areas where exposure to weather and rough handling is likely

4. Cardiac Science Powerheart G5

Overview:
The Cardiac Science Powerheart G5 is a fully automatic or semi-automatic AED that features Rescue Ready® technology — a comprehensive self-testing system that checks the device’s pads, battery, and internal electronics every single day to ensure it is always ready for use.

Key Features:

• Available in fully automatic (no shock button required) and semi-automatic configurations
• RescueCoach™ voice and text prompts provide clear, calm guidance through CPR and defibrillation
• Rescue Ready® technology performs daily self-tests covering battery, hardware, software, and pad connection
• STAR® Biphasic technology with automatic escalating energy
• Dual-language capability
• 8-year warranty — one of the longest in the industry

Use Cases:

• Corporate headquarters and office buildings — The fully automatic version is ideal for workplaces where most potential rescuers have limited or no medical training; the device delivers the shock automatically, removing hesitation from the equation
• Hotels and hospitality venues — Multilingual staff and guests benefit from the dual-language feature, and Rescue Ready® self-testing provides peace of mind for facility managers responsible for large, busy properties
• Government buildings and courthouses — The industry-leading warranty and automated self-testing reduce administrative burden and total cost of ownership for public-sector AED programs
• Long-term care and assisted living facilities — High-risk patient populations make AED readiness critical; daily self-testing ensures the device is always prepared

AED Accessories and Program Support

In addition to the AED units themselves, we offer a full range of accessories and program support items to help you build and maintain a compliant, effective AED program:

• Wall-mount cabinets and brackets — Alarmed and non-alarmed cabinets for high-visibility AED placement
• Replacement electrode pads — Adult and pediatric pads for all models we carry
• Replacement batteries — OEM and compatible long-life batteries to keep your devices ready
• AED signage — Clearly marked signs to help bystanders locate your AED quickly
• Carry cases and bags — Protective soft and hard cases for portable or mobile AED deployment
• AED training units and supplies — Practice devices and training pads for CPR/AED education programs
• Preventive maintenance and inspection programs — Scheduled readiness checks performed by our field service team to ensure your AEDs are always prepared

Why Buy Your AED from Auxo Medical?

Purchasing an AED is an important investment — and where you buy it matters as much as what you buy. Here’s why healthcare facilities, businesses, and organizations choose us as their AED provider:

Expert Guidance

Choosing the right AED depends on your facility type, patient population, rescuer training level, environment, budget, and regulatory requirements. We take the time to understand your needs and recommend the best device — not just the most expensive one.

Competitive Pricing on New and Refurbished Units

We offer competitive pricing on new AEDs and, when available, professionally refurbished units that meet OEM specifications at a lower cost. This makes life-saving technology accessible to organizations of every size and budget.

Ongoing Service and Support

We don’t just sell you a device and move on. As a full-service biomedical equipment company, we provide ongoing maintenance, battery and pad replacement reminders, and field service support to ensure your AED is always rescue-ready.

Multi-State Coverage

We serve facilities across Virginia, Maryland, Washington D.C., North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, Ohio, Michigan, and Kentucky — with the infrastructure and technical team to support AED programs across multi-site organizations.

AED Compliance and Regulatory Considerations

Many states within our service territory have specific laws and regulations governing AED placement, maintenance, and training. These may include requirements for:

• Registration of AED devices with local EMS agencies
• Periodic inspection and maintenance to ensure device readiness
• Staff training in CPR and AED use
• Physician oversight or prescription (varies by device and state)
• Good Samaritan liability protections for trained and untrained rescuers

We help our clients navigate these requirements and build AED programs that are not only effective but fully compliant with applicable state and federal regulations.

Ready to Protect Your Facility?

Every second counts during sudden cardiac arrest. Having the right AED — properly maintained and strategically placed — gives your staff, patients, visitors, and community the best possible chance at survival.

At Auxo Medical, we’re here to help you select, purchase, install, and maintain the AED that’s right for your facility.

Contact us today to request a quote, ask a question, or get started building your AED program. Call us directly or submit a request through our online service form — we’ll respond promptly.

Auxo Medical, LLC is headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, and provides new and refurbished medical equipment sales, field service, maintenance, and repair for healthcare facilities across VA, MD/DC, NC, SC, TN, GA, FL, OH, MI, and KY.

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Below is an overview of the medical stretchers available at Auxo Medical, categorized by their specialized use and manufacturer.

General Transport and Multi-Purpose Stretchers

General transport stretchers are the workhorses of any facility. They are built for durability, ease of maneuverability, and patient safety during transfers.

• MAC MEDICAL General Transport Stretcher PT1001: A robust solution for daily facility transport needs.
• MAC MEDICAL 5th Wheel Transport Stretcher: Features enhanced steering capabilities for navigating tight hallways.
• Stryker 747 Transport Stretcher: A classic, reliable model known for its longevity and simple operation.
• Hausted Horizon Hydraulic Series: Designed for versatility across induction, transport, and recovery.
• Stryker 1501 Advantage Stretcher: Offers a balance of essential features and Stryker’s signature build quality.
• Stryker 1501 Renaissance Series Stretcher: A refurbished favorite that includes an IV pole and versatile positioning.
• Stryker 1509 Advantage Stretcher: Provides additional surface width and weight capacity for patient comfort.
• Stryker 1009 Advantage Stretcher: A streamlined version of the Advantage series for efficient patient handling.

Specialty and Surgical Stretchers

Specialized procedures require equipment tailored to the task. Auxo Medical carries stretchers specifically designed for trauma, eye surgery, and emergency care.

• Stryker 1037 Trauma Stretcher: Built with X-ray accessibility and ruggedness for emergency departments.
• Stryker 1068 Eye Surgery Stretcher: Features a specialized headpiece for precision and stability during ophthalmic procedures.
• Stryker 5050 Stretcher Chair: A dual-purpose unit that transitions from a chair to a flat stretcher, ideal for small spaces and surgery centers.
• Styker 1731 Renaissance Stretcher: Part of the Renaissance line, providing advanced positioning for procedural care.

Emergency and Ambulance Cots

For pre-hospital care and emergency response, Auxo Medical offers powered and manual cots that are essential for first responders.

• Stryker 6506 Power Pro XT Powered Cot: Reduces the risk of back injury for medics with its battery-powered hydraulic lift system.
• Stryker MX Pro 6080 Emergency Gurney: A manual, high-performance cot designed for ambulance transport.
• Ferno Powerflexx Ambulance Stretcher Cot: A powered transport solution that emphasizes ease of loading and unloading.
• Ferno 35A Ambulatory Stretcher MR Conditional Cot: A specialized cot safe for use in MRI environments.

Patient Mobility and Renaissance Series

The Renaissance series by Stryker remains one of the most popular choices for facilities looking for high-quality refurbished options that don’t compromise on safety features.

• Styker 1211 Renaissance Stretcher
• Styker 1231 Renaissance Stretcher
• Stryker 1710 Renaissance Stretcher
• Styker Renaissance 1210 Emergency 5th Wheel Stretcher
• Stryker Prime TC Transport Chair: An innovative, nestable transport chair designed to enhance the patient experience and facility workflow.

Why Choose Auxo Medical?

Whether you are looking for a brand-new MAC Medical unit or a expertly refurbished Stryker or Ferno model, Auxo Medical provides the technical expertise and inventory to support your facility. Every refurbished stretcher undergoes a rigorous inspection and restoration process to ensure it meets original manufacturer specifications.

Explore the full range of options and request a quote today.

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Why Choose Life Sciences Sterilizers from Auxo Medical?

Auxo Medical proudly carries industry standard medical sterilizers from some of the world’s most respected brands, like Steris, Tuttnauer, and more. In addition, Auxo Medical’s selection of refurbished and new sterilizers provide the latest standard for steam and dry heat sterilization.

Our medical sterilizers offer numerous features and functionality, including hands-free controls, easy-to-read displays, and thermal printing capabilities. Ultimately, these durable, easy-to-operate, corrosion-resistant sterilizers will ensure your medical facility operates at peak performance.

Featured Life Sciences Sterilizers

Steris 250LS 20″ Lab Sterilizer

The Steris 250LS 20” Lab Sterilizer is a state-of-the-art steam sterilizer that has been meticulously refurbished to ensure optimal performance. Designed with a spacious interior chamber measuring 20x20x38 inches, it accommodates a wide range of sterilization needs.

Key Features:

• Allen-Bradley MicroLogix™ Control System with intuitive Allen-Bradley PanelView Plus™ 7 700 interface screen
• 18-bit color graphic display with a resolution of 640 x 480 ensures clear visibility and interaction. An ink-on-paper impact printer is included for reliable documentation.
• 20 programmable cycles, including Gravity, Liquid, Prevacuum, USP 660, Continuous, and Waste Bag cycles, all stored securely in flash memory
• Rack and two-shelf loading system for enhanced versatility
• Single vertical power door with foot pedal actuation

This sterilizer is an excellent choice for laboratories seeking dependable and advanced sterilization solutions.

Tuttnauer Model 69B-SCP Pre-Vac Steam Sterilizer

The Tuttnauer Model 69B-SCP Pre-Vac Steam Sterilizer boasts an impressive array of features designed to meet the rigorous sterilization needs of modern laboratories and medical facilities. With its spacious internal chamber dimensions of 24″W x 36″H x 48″D, this free-standing unit is encased in a durable stainless steel cabinet and comes equipped with a single, automatic hinged door for ease of use.

Advanced Specifications:

• Utilizes house-supplied steam within a 50-80 PSI range and is controlled by a BacSoft microprocessor featuring a 7″ color touch screen for intuitive operation
• Offers a variety of cycles, including Gravity, Liquid, and Pre-Vac, along with essential test cycles like Vacuum Leak and Bowie Dick Tests
• Construction includes stainless steel threaded piping, with components made from brass and stainless steel
• Air-operated valves, liquid ring vacuum pump, and effluent condensate cooler
• Loading cart and transfer carriage included
• 1-year parts and labor warranty, alongside an extended 15-year warranty on the pressure vessel

Tuttnauer Model 5596-ECP-V Scientific Pre-Vac Steam Sterilizer

This model features internal chamber dimensions of 20W x 20H x 38D1, making it an ideal solution for laboratories with moderate sterilization needs. The scientific pre-vac design ensures thorough air removal and optimal steam penetration for consistent sterilization results.

Steris Amsco 400 Series Sterilizers

Available in various sizes (48″ and 60″ chamber depths), these recessed house steam sterilizers are engineered for efficient, high-volume sterilization. We also offer cabinet packages and cart/carriage systems for the 400 series. Chamber dimensions include 26 x 37.5 inches.

The 400 Series is particularly well-suited for life sciences facilities that require high-throughput sterilization capabilities with minimal footprint.

Key Technologies and Sterilization Methods

Steam Sterilization

Steris sterilizers are designed to meet the demanding needs of hospitals, surgical centers, and other healthcare facilities, offering a comprehensive range of solutions for steam, low-temperature, and high-level disinfection.

Hydrogen Peroxide Vapor and Plasma Sterilization

For heat-sensitive materials commonly used in life sciences research, the PlazMax sterilizer inactivates micro-organisms with Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2) vapor and plasma. It sterilizes medical devices by diffusing H2O2 into the chamber and then converting the H2O2 molecules into a plasma state.

Industries and Applications

Life sciences sterilizers from Auxo Medical serve a diverse range of industries and applications:

Research Laboratories

Life sciences research facilities, including those in universities and private research institutes, require reliable sterilization for glassware, laboratory instruments, media preparation, and biohazardous waste decontamination. Our sterilizers offer programmable cycles specifically designed for these applications.

Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology

The autoclaves cover a wide range of applications for laboratories in research institutes, universities, pharmaceutical and biotechnological industries. These facilities require validated sterilization processes for manufacturing equipment, quality control testing materials, and product development instruments.

Clinical and Diagnostic Laboratories

Medical and diagnostic laboratories need sterilizers for processing laboratory instruments, culture media, contaminated waste, and reusable medical devices. The advanced cycle monitoring and documentation features ensure compliance with regulatory standards.

Academic and Educational Institutions

Universities and teaching hospitals utilize life sciences sterilizers for student laboratory equipment, research projects, and training purposes. The user-friendly interfaces and safety features make them ideal for educational environments.

Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing

Companies involved in vaccine development, cell culture, and biologics production require sterilizers that can handle sensitive materials while maintaining strict contamination control protocols.

Common Use Cases

Glassware Sterilization: Laboratory glassware including beakers, flasks, petri dishes, and pipettes require thorough sterilization between uses. Gravity and pre-vacuum cycles ensure complete steam penetration.

Liquid Media Sterilization: Culture media, solutions, and liquids need specialized liquid cycles with controlled cooling to prevent boil-over and maintain solution integrity.

Instrument Sterilization: Surgical instruments, laboratory tools, and reusable medical devices require validated sterilization cycles with proper documentation.

Biohazard Waste Processing: Contaminated laboratory waste must be sterilized before disposal to ensure biosafety compliance.

Porous Materials: Wrapped instruments, textiles, and porous loads benefit from pre-vacuum cycles that ensure effective air removal and steam penetration.

Refurbished Equipment Advantage

Auxo Medical’s refurbished Steris sterilizers provide a cost-effective way to maintain the highest standards of sterilization without exceeding your budget. At Auxo Medical, quality and performance are our top priorities. Our reconditioned and refurbished Steris sterilizers undergo a rigorous process to ensure they meet original manufacturer specifications.

The refurbishment process includes:

• Thorough Inspection: Each sterilizer is carefully inspected to identify any potential issues.
• Cleaning and Disinfection: Sterilizers are meticulously cleaned and disinfected to ensure patient safety.
• Repair and Replacement: Any damaged or worn components are repaired or replaced with high-quality parts.

Comprehensive Support and Service

At Auxo Medical, we don’t just provide equipment – we offer comprehensive support to ensure that your lab operates at peak efficiency.

We also offer service, maintenance, and repairs for sterilizers and other medical equipment in several field service areas.

Our support services include:

• Equipment installation and validation
• Preventative maintenance programs
• Emergency repair services
• Technical training and support
• Compliance documentation assistance

Why Sterilization Matters in Life Sciences

Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) can lead to severe complications, increased healthcare costs, and potentially life-threatening outcomes. Proper sterilization protocols are a cornerstone of infection control and patient safety in any healthcare facility.

In life sciences research, contamination can compromise years of work, invalidate experimental results, and waste valuable resources. Investing in quality sterilization equipment protects your research, ensures reproducibility, and maintains the integrity of your scientific work.

Making the Right Choice

The choice of sterilizer depends on several factors, including the type of items being sterilized, the volume of items to be processed, the available space, and the specific requirements of the facility. Auxo Medical offers a wide array of sterilizer types, sizes, and configurations to accommodate the diverse needs of the modern healthcare landscape.

When selecting a life sciences sterilizer, consider:

• Chamber size and capacity – Match your daily throughput requirements
• Cycle types needed – Ensure compatibility with materials you’ll sterilize
• Installation requirements – Consider utilities, space, and ventilation needs
• Documentation capabilities – Meet regulatory and quality assurance standards
• Budget constraints – Explore both new and refurbished options

Get Started Today

Our comprehensive range of sterilizers, boilers, glassware washers, autoclaves, centrifuges, refrigerators, and ultra-low freezers, combined with our expert services, ensures that your laboratory operates at peak efficiency.

Thank you for considering Auxo Medical as your laboratory equipment partner. We look forward to the opportunity to serve you and be a part of your laboratory’s success story.

Whether you’re setting up a new laboratory, expanding existing capabilities, or replacing aging equipment, Auxo Medical has the expertise and inventory to meet your life sciences sterilization needs. Contact us today to discuss your specific requirements and receive a customized quote for the perfect sterilizer solution for your facility.

About Auxo Medical

Auxo Medical is a trusted provider of new and refurbished medical and laboratory equipment, serving facilities across the United States. With extensive experience in sterilization equipment sales, service, and support, we’re committed to helping life sciences facilities maintain the highest standards of quality and safety while optimizing their equipment investments.

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What we offer in Boilers & Steam Generators

Auxo Medical’s portfolio covers the full steam path—from generation to distribution and return—so your facility gets a right-sized, code-compliant solution that fits your space, budget, and demand.

• Electric steam generators (healthcare-grade)

  • Fast-start, compact units ideal for autoclaves and washer-disinfectors
  • Clean, quiet operation with simplified utilities
  • Staged or modulating elements for stable pressure and efficient turndown

• Packaged steam boilers

  • Options to support higher throughput or multiple sterilizers
  • Vertical and horizontal configurations to match mechanical-room constraints
  • Integrated controls for reliable pressure and temperature management

• Skid-mounted systems and turnkey packages

  • Factory-assembled for quick install and small footprints
  • Pre-piped with feedwater, controls, and safety components to reduce on-site work

• Boiler feed and condensate return systems

  • ASME-rated tanks and high-reliability pumps
  • Improves efficiency, stabilizes water temperature, and protects the boiler

• Blowdown and steam-quality accessories

  • Blowdown separators, sample coolers, steam separators, and strainers
  • Protects equipment, maintains TDS levels, and supports verification

• Water treatment and quality solutions

  • Softening, filtration, and RO/DI integration to meet sterilization standards
  • Reduces scaling, corrosion, and downtime while improving steam quality

• Controls and distribution components

  • Pressure-reducing valves, safety reliefs, steam traps, and regulators
  • Properly sized and installed for safe, efficient operation

Why reliable, clean steam matters in healthcare

• Sterilization outcomes: Clean, dry, saturated steam with minimal non-condensable gases is critical for consistent sterilization cycles.
• Asset protection: Proper water quality and blowdown reduce scale and corrosion, extending the life of sterilizers and boilers.
• Throughput and uptime: Right-sized steam generation eliminates pressure dips during peak case loads, reducing cycle aborts and delays.
• Compliance: Proper documentation, testing, and maintenance help meet accreditation and regulatory requirements.

How to choose the right steam solution

Every facility’s steam profile is unique. Auxo Medical helps you evaluate demand, available utilities, codes, and budget to select the best-fit system.

Key considerations:

• Load profile: Number and size of sterilizers/washer-disinfectors, cycle concurrency, and peak vs. base load
• Utilities: Electrical service (voltage/phase), gas availability, makeup water quality, and drain capacity
• Steam quality: Requirements for dryness, pressure stability, and non-condensable gas control
• Space and access: Mechanical room layout, ventilation, and service clearances
• Compliance and safety: ASME, local/state boiler codes, and healthcare accreditation standards
• Redundancy and growth: N+1 strategies and future expansion planning

At-a-glance: matching solutions to needs

• Electric steam generators

  • Best for: OR sterilizers, outpatient centers, labs, and small-to-mid SPDs
  • Advantages: Compact, quiet, simplified utilities, fast installation

• Packaged boilers

  • Best for: Large hospitals, multi-sterilizer arrays, and high-throughput SPDs
  • Advantages: Higher capacity, robust distribution, scalable

• Skid-mounted packages

  • Best for: Tight timelines or constrained spaces
  • Advantages: Pre-engineered, faster commissioning, fewer unknowns

• Feed/condensate systems

  • Best for: Any steam plant seeking reliability and efficiency
  • Advantages: Stable feedwater, improved efficiency, protects boiler internals

• Water treatment and blowdown systems

  • Best for: Facilities addressing scale/corrosion or meeting strict steam quality standards
  • Advantages: Longer equipment life, fewer faults, better sterilization outcomes

Turnkey services from Auxo Medical

• Site assessment and specification

  • Demand analysis, space evaluation, and utility review
  • System selection and right-sizing for performance and efficiency

• Installation and startup

  • Rigging, piping, electrical, venting, and controls integration
  • Commissioning, verification, and operator training

• Preventive maintenance and support

  • Scheduled inspections, descaling, element and gasket replacements
  • Safety and relief valve testing, blowdown optimization, controls checks
  • Water testing guidance and treatment program support

• Repairs, parts, and upgrades

  • Rapid response for downtime-critical environments
  • OEM and high-quality compatible parts
  • Control retrofits, insulation upgrades, and energy-saving enhancements

• Documentation and compliance

  • Maintenance records, test logs, and calibration support to satisfy accreditation audits
  • Coordination with local authorities and inspectors where required

Best practices for long-lived, reliable steam

• Protect water quality: Use softening or RO/DI as recommended for your sterilization equipment to limit scale and residue.
• Manage TDS and blowdown: Routine blowdown and sampling keep your system efficient and reduce carryover.
• Inspect regularly: Verify traps, PRVs, safety reliefs, and separators to prevent energy loss and unsafe conditions.
• Track performance: Log pressure/temperature, cycle times, and alarms to catch issues before they impact uptime.
• Plan redundancy: Consider N+1 or modular approaches to avoid a single point of failure for sterilization.

FAQs

• Do I need a dedicated steam generator for my sterilizers?
  Many facilities choose dedicated generators to isolate medical steam from building loads, improving steam quality and reliability.
• Electric or gas?
  Electric steam generators are compact, quiet, and simple to install—great for small to mid-sized demands. Gas-fired boilers often deliver lower operating costs at higher loads.
• How important is water quality?
  Critical. Proper treatment extends equipment life and supports consistent sterilization results. Auxo Medical can help you select the right treatment and monitoring approach for your equipment and local water.
• Can Auxo Medical service and maintain our existing system?
  Yes—Auxo supports installation, PM, troubleshooting, and repairs, and can help retrofit or replace aging equipment.

Why partner with Auxo Medical?

• Healthcare-focused expertise in sterile processing and lab environments
• Full lifecycle support: consult, install, verify, maintain, and repair
• Options to fit your facility: new and pre-owned equipment availability
• Responsive service aimed at maximizing uptime and compliance

Let’s design the right steam solution for you

Whether you’re outfitting a new sterile processing department, upgrading legacy equipment, or solving recurring steam issues, Auxo Medical can help. Contact us to schedule a site assessment or request a quote for boilers, steam generators, feedwater systems, and accessories tailored to your facility.

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A Complete Source for Anesthesia Machines

Auxo Medical offers a broad range of anesthesia machines and related equipment to support procedures across multiple care settings, including:

• Hospital operating rooms
• Ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs)
• Office-based surgery and procedure rooms
• Specialty practices and clinics

Our goal is to help you select equipment that supports consistent, accurate delivery of anesthetic agents, while integrating smoothly with your existing workflow and monitoring systems.

New and Refurbished Anesthesia Equipment Options

Budgets and operational needs vary from one facility to another. To meet this reality, Auxo Medical provides both new and refurbished anesthesia machines, allowing you to optimize value without compromising quality.

New Anesthesia Machines

New anesthesia machines can offer:

• The latest ventilation and gas delivery technologies
• Enhanced user interfaces and digital controls
• Integration with electronic medical records (EMR) and monitoring systems
• Advanced safety features and alarms

These systems are ideal for facilities prioritizing cutting‑edge functionality, standardized fleets, or specific manufacturer platforms.

Professionally Refurbished Anesthesia Machines

For many facilities, high‑quality refurbished equipment is the most cost‑effective path to reliable anesthesia delivery. Our refurbishment processes are designed to help ensure that equipment is safe, dependable, and ready for clinical use. A typical refurbishment program may include:

• Comprehensive inspection and testing of all functions
• Replacement of worn or out‑of‑spec components
• Reconditioning of vaporizers and breathing systems
• Cosmetic restoration as needed
• Final performance testing to manufacturer or industry standards

Refurbished anesthesia machines can provide significant cost savings compared to new purchases, while helping to maintain consistent clinical performance and safety.

Support Beyond the Sale

Choosing the right anesthesia machine is only the beginning. Proper support, maintenance, and training are critical to long‑term safety and uptime. Auxo Medical can assist your facility with:

• Equipment selection and planning
  • Assessing room layout and space requirements
  • Matching machine capabilities to your specialty and case types
• Installation and setup
  • Coordinating delivery and placement
  • Assisting with initial configuration and verification
• Ongoing maintenance and service
  • Preventive maintenance plans to help reduce downtime
  • Performance checks and safety inspections
  • Troubleshooting and repair coordination
• Staff orientation and training support
  • Basic operator guidance and best‑practice recommendations
  • Resources to support safe, effective use of new or unfamiliar systems

By focusing on lifecycle support, Auxo Medical works to help your anesthesia machines remain reliable assets throughout years of clinical use.

Helping You Balance Safety, Performance, and Cost

Every capital equipment decision is a balance of clinical requirements, budget, and long‑term strategy. Auxo Medical is committed to helping you:

• Enhance patient safety
  • By offering anesthesia machines designed around accurate gas delivery, ventilation control, and continuous monitoring.
• Increase operational efficiency
  • Through equipment that is intuitive to use, easy to maintain, and compatible with your existing systems.
• Maximize the value of your investment
  • By providing both new and refurbished options, as well as service and support that can help extend equipment life.

Whether you are replacing a single unit or standardizing anesthesia machines across multiple locations, we work with you to develop a solution that fits your facility today and supports your growth tomorrow.

Partner with Auxo Medical for Your Anesthesia Needs

Reliable anesthesia delivery is essential for safe surgery and patient confidence. Auxo Medical’s anesthesia machine offerings are designed to support that mission with:

• Quality equipment options
• Thoughtful, consultative guidance
• Ongoing service and support throughout the equipment lifecycle

To explore available anesthesia machines or discuss the right configuration for your facility, contact Auxo Medical or view and request a quote from the items listed below. Our team is ready to help you equip your operating rooms and procedure areas with anesthesia systems you can depend on.

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At Auxo Medical, we specialize in providing top-tier new and refurbished C-Arms to clinics, hospitals, and surgery centers. If you are looking to upgrade your imaging capabilities without breaking your budget, here is everything you need to know about navigating the C-Arm market.

What is a C-Arm and Why is it Essential?

A C-Arm is a mobile imaging device named for its C-shaped arm, which connects the X-ray source and the X-ray detector. This unique shape allows the device to rotate around the patient, providing high-resolution X-ray images in real-time without moving the patient.

Key applications include:

• Orthopedics: Pinning fractures and checking bone alignment.
• Pain Management: Guiding needle placement for injections.
• Vascular Surgery: Visualizing blood flow and blockages.
• Cardiac Studies: Monitoring heart function during catheterization.

Top C-Arm Models Available at Auxo Medical

Not all imaging systems are created equal. Based on industry standards and reliability, we carry the most trusted brands in the medical field, specifically focusing on GE OEC and Genoray.

1. GE OEC 9800 Plus

Considered the “workhorse” of the industry, the GE OEC 9800 remains the gold standard for mobile fluoroscopy. It features a simplified user interface and 1k x 1k imaging resolution. It is renowned for its durability and is an excellent choice for high-volume pain management and orthopedic centers.

2. GE OEC 9900 Elite

The OEC 9900 takes the reliability of the 9800 and adds enhanced processing power. With articularic mechanical design and dynamic range management (DRM), this unit provides superb image quality even in difficult imaging conditions. It is ideal for vascular and neurovascular procedures where detail is critical.

3. Genoray Zen-7000 & Zen-2090

For facilities looking for cutting-edge Flat Panel Detector (FPD) technology, Genoray offers compact and powerful solutions. These units are lighter, easier to maneuver, and offer a larger field of view with less radiation exposure compared to traditional image intensifiers.

New vs. Refurbished: The Smart Financial Move

One of the biggest questions medical administrators face is whether to buy new or refurbished. At Auxo Medical, we believe that refurbished C-Arms offer the best return on investment for most facilities.

Why choose a Refurbished C-Arm from Auxo Medical?

• Cost Savings: A refurbished GE OEC 9800 or 9900 can cost 30% to 50% less than a brand-new unit from the manufacturer.
• Like-New Performance: “Refurbished” does not mean “used.” Our technicians strip these machines down, replace worn components, recalibrate the imaging systems, and repaint the casing. The result is a machine that looks and functions like new.
• Warranty & Support: We stand behind our work. Our refurbished units come with warranties and service plans to ensure your equipment remains compliant and operational.

Service, Repair, and Maintenance

Buying the equipment is only half the battle; maintaining it is the other. C-Arms are complex machines that require regular calibration and preventative maintenance to meet FDA and state health standards.

Auxo Medical provides comprehensive biomedical services. Whether you need an emergency repair, routine preventative maintenance (PM), or a rental unit while yours is being serviced, our certified engineers are ready to assist.

Upgrade Your Imaging Capabilities Today

Whether you are equipping a new ambulatory surgery center or replacing an aging unit in a hospital, Auxo Medical has the inventory and expertise to help you choose the right system.

Browse our selection of C-Arms and Mobile Fluoroscopy Systems or contact us today for a custom quote.

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Featured Medical and Lab Equipment on Sale

Here are a few standout listings that show the range of equipment included—spanning airway management, infusion, sterilization, emergency response, and OR infrastructure:

• Steris Dual Center Mount vLED Surgical Light — a configurable Harmony vLED system with specs listed including max central illuminance of 160,000 lux, CRI 96, 4400K color temperature, and 30,000-hour life.
• Verathon GlideScope Monitor with Baton — listed with a sale price of $4,726.25 (was $4,975.00) and described as a portable video laryngoscopy system with a 6.4-inch color monitor and recording capabilities.
• Baxter Sigma Spectrum Infusion Pump (6.02 Software) — listed at $945.25 (was $995.00) and described as including Dose Error Reduction Software (DERS) to support safer infusion workflows.
• Medfusion 3500 Syringe Pump (Version 5 Software) — listed at $2,261.00 (was $2,380.00) with a 6-month warranty noted on the product page.
• Steris Caviwave Single Chamber Ultrasonic Cleaner (15 Gal) — lists a 132kHz cleaning frequency (noted as more than tripling commonly used 40kHz) plus automated cycle features depending on configuration.
• Philips HeartStart FRx AED w/ Wall Mount Box — described as backed by a 1-year manufacturer’s warranty, with an optional infant/child key, and includes accessories plus a wall mount box.
• Skytron 6600 Surgical Table — described as offering strong imaging access, with lifting and articulation figures listed (1,000 lb lift / 600 lb articulation).
• Zoll R Series Defibrillator — described as offering optional Wi‑Fi capability (with a wireless card) for downloading/transmitting code data, plus optional tools for fleet readiness and monitoring.

What’s included in the 5% off sale (by category)

Below is a practical way to scan the included products currently shown in Auxo Medical’s Sale category.

Surgical lighting & procedure lighting

• Steris Dual Center Mount vLED Surgical Light
• Steris Harmony LA 585 LED Dual Head OR Lights
• Midmark Ritter 255 Floor Stand Light
• Midmark Ritter 355 Floor Stand Light

Airway management & video laryngoscopy

• Verathon GlideScope Monitor with Baton
• Infinium ClearVue™ VLXL Video Laryngoscope
• ClearVue VL3R™ Reusable Video Laryngoscope

Patient monitoring (including CO₂ options)

• GE Dash 4000 Patient Monitor W/ CO2
• GE Dash 4000 Patient Monitor
• Mindray Passport V with CO2
• Mindray DPM6 PACU Monitor
• Edan IM70 Patient Monitor (Refurbished)
• Welch Allyn SSM Vital Signs Monitor
• Welch Allyn 6000 Series Vital Signs Monitor w/ CO2

ECG / cardiopulmonary diagnostics

• Mortara ELI 250 ECG Machine
• Edan SE-1200 and SE-1200 Express ECG

Infusion & syringe pumps (plus modular infusion platform)

• Baxter Sigma Spectrum Infusion Pump With 6.02 Software
• Alaris Medley 8100 Infusion Pump
• Alaris Medley 8015 Point of Care Module
• Medfusion 3500 Syringe Pump with Version 5 Software

Sterilization & sterile processing (autoclaves + ultrasonic cleaning)

• Tuttnuaer 2540EK Kwiklave Electronic Autoclave (Refurbished)
• Tuttnauer EZ10k 220V Autoclave
• Steris Caviwave Single Chamber Ultrasonic Cleaner 15 Gal
• Steris Caviwave Rinsing and Drying Ultrasonic Cleaner

Exam room furniture & procedure positioning

• UMF Power Exam Hi-Lo Table 5060
• Midmark 623 Exam Table
• Midmark Ritter 75L Exam Chair
• Midmark 230 Power Procedure Chair

Surgical tables & OR infrastructure

• Skytron 6600 Surgical Table
• Steris Amsco 3080 Surgical Table
• Aaron Bovie 950 High Frequency Generator

Patient transport, stretchers, and specialty chairs

• Stryker 1068 Eye Surgery Stretcher
• Hill-Rom Transtar 8010 Eye Stretcher
• Hausted 5E8 Power Eye stretcher
• Gendron 1190-231 Bariatric Stretcher
• Hausted Video Imaging Chair

Defibrillators / emergency response

• Philips Heartstart FRX AED w/ Wall Mount Box
• Zoll R Series Defibrillator

How to take advantage before the February 28, 2026 deadline

1. Browse Auxo Medical’s Sale category and look for items labeled “SALE! 5% OFF.”
2. For products showing “Add to cart,” you can purchase directly online.
3. For larger capital equipment showing “Request Quote,” submit a quote request so the team can help you confirm configuration, condition, and logistics.

If you want to speak with someone directly, call Auxo Medical at (888) 728-8448 Monday–Friday, 8:00am–4:30pm.

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At Auxo Medical, we understand that reliability, cycle speed, and compliance are non-negotiable. That is why we have curated an extensive inventory of new and professionally refurbished autoclaves designed to meet the unique throughput demands of your facility.

From rapid-cycle cassette machines to large-capacity bulk sterilizers, here is a look at the industry-leading solutions available right now at Auxo Medical.

Tabletop Autoclaves: Compact Powerhouses

For private practices, dental offices, and outpatient clinics, floor space is at a premium. Our selection of tabletop autoclaves delivers hospital-grade sterilization in a compact footprint.

Midmark & Ritter

The Midmark M9 and M11 UltraClave series are among the most trusted units in the industry. Known for their “set it and forget it” automatic door-opening feature, these units ensure instruments dry quickly and efficiently. We offer these units fully refurbished to factory specifications, providing you with top-tier technology at a fraction of the cost of a new unit.

Tuttnauer

For those who prefer rugged durability and manual control, or fully automatic digital ease, our Tuttnauer inventory (such as the EZ series and Valueklaves) offers incredible versatility. These machines are renowned for their longevity and low maintenance costs, making them a smart investment for high-volume clinics.

SciCan Statim

When speed is the priority, the SciCan Statim cassette autoclaves (including the 2000 and 5000 models) are the gold standard. These units are designed for rapid instrument turnover, allowing delicate handpieces and optical instruments to be sterilized and dried in minutes between patients.

Large Capacity & Bulk Sterilizers

For hospitals and surgery centers handling high volumes of instrument trays, a tabletop unit simply won’t cut it. Auxo Medical specializes in heavy-duty, large-capacity sterilizers that define reliability.

We proudly stock new and refurbish the giants of the industry, including STERIS Amsco and Tuttnauer sterilizers.

• Amsco Century & 400 Series: These remanufactured units are stripped to the frame and rebuilt to perform like new. They offer high-volume throughput and programmable cycles for various load types.
• Tuttnauer Steam and PlazMax Sterilizers: Tuttnauer PlazMax sterilizers inactivates micro-organisms with Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2) vapor and plasma. The combined use of H2O2 vapor and plasma, safely and quickly sterilizes medical instruments and materials without leaving dangerous residues.

The Auxo Advantage: Why Choose Refurbished?

One of the distinct advantages of browsing the Auxo Medical autoclave catalog is the option to purchase refurbished equipment. But at Auxo, “refurbished” means much more than just “used.”

Our refurbishment process involves:

1. Complete Disassembly: We strip machines down to their core components.
2. Component Replacement: Wear-and-tear parts like gaskets, valves, and heating elements are replaced.
3. Calibration & Testing: Every unit undergoes rigorous testing to ensure it meets original manufacturer specifications and safety standards.
4. Cosmetic Restoration: We ensure the unit looks as professional as it performs.

By choosing a refurbished autoclave from Auxo Medical, facilities can save significant capital budget—often 30% to 50% compared to new—without sacrificing patient safety or equipment reliability.

Full Lifecycle Support

An autoclave is a long-term investment. Beyond the sale, Auxo Medical is dedicated to keeping your equipment running. We provide preventative maintenance, emergency repair services, and parts to ensure your facility remains compliant and operational.

Find Your Perfect Fit

Whether you are outfitting a brand-new surgery center or replacing an aging unit in a veterinary clinic, the right sterilizer is waiting for you here.

Browse our full selection of Autoclaves and Sterilizers today and request a customized quote.

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Auxo Medical helps providers source dependable C-arm fluoroscopy systems—so you can get the imaging performance you need without unnecessary downtime or overspending.

What Is a C-Arm (and What Is It Used For)?

A C-arm is a mobile fluoroscopy system that provides real-time X-ray imaging during procedures. The “C” shape connects the X-ray source and detector (image intensifier or flat-panel detector), allowing the unit to rotate around the patient for multiple viewing angles.

C-arms are commonly used for procedures where live imaging improves accuracy and efficiency, including:

• Orthopedic surgery (fracture fixation, hardware placement, joint procedures)
• Pain management (injections, nerve blocks, spinal procedures)
• Vascular and interventional procedures
• Urology (stone and stent work)
• General surgery and minimally invasive cases

The right mobile C-arm helps teams confirm placement, reduce guesswork, and maintain consistent workflow in the OR.

Full-Size vs. Mini C-Arm: Which One Fits Your Facility?

Full-Size Mobile C-Arms

A full-size C-arm is designed for a wide range of surgical and interventional procedures and typically offers:

• Greater penetration for larger anatomy
• Broader clinical versatility
• More advanced imaging and workflow features (varies by system)

These are common in hospitals, ASCs, and high-volume orthopedic or pain practices that need flexibility across multiple case types.

Mini C-Arms

A mini C-arm is typically used for extremities (hand, wrist, foot, ankle) and is popular in:

• Orthopedic clinics
• Ambulatory settings
• Sports medicine environments

Mini C-arms can be a great solution when you don’t need the power and footprint of a full-size unit.

Key C-Arm Features to Compare (Before You Buy)

When browsing C-arms for sale, it’s easy to focus on price first. A better approach is to align system capabilities with your procedure needs and service expectations. Here are the most important factors to compare:

1) Image Quality & Imaging Technology

• Image intensifier (II) vs. flat-panel detector (FPD) (model-dependent)
• Resolution and contrast performance
• Image processing options that support clear visualization during motion

2) Dose Management & Workflow Controls

• Pulsed fluoroscopy options (where available)
• Dose reporting features (system-dependent)
• Adjustable frame rates and exposure settings to balance clarity with radiation management

3) Physical Fit and OR Workflow

• C-arm arc depth and maneuverability
• Ease of positioning around tables and anesthesia equipment
• Monitor configuration and viewing angles

4) Connectivity, Storage, and DICOM

Many facilities prioritize:

• DICOM compatibility
• Network/export workflow
• Image storage and retrieval options

5) Reliability, Parts Availability, and Service Support

Long-term value comes from keeping your system running. When evaluating a C-arm, consider:

• Service history (if available)
• Supportability and parts sourcing
• Preventive maintenance requirements

Why Many Facilities Choose a Refurbished C-Arm

A refurbished C-arm can be an excellent option for facilities that want strong imaging capability while managing capital budgets. In many cases, refurbished systems allow providers to:

• Reduce acquisition cost compared to purchasing new
• Put proven platforms to work in busy clinical environments
• Upgrade from older equipment to newer generations without overextending budgets

The key is buying from a source that can support the system after the sale—because uptime matters just as much as purchase price.

Common Questions When Buying a C-Arm for Sale

“What procedures will we use it for?”

Start by listing your highest-volume cases and the anatomy you image most often. Orthopedic trauma, spine/pain, and vascular work can have very different imaging demands.

“Do we need a flat-panel detector?”

Flat-panel systems can offer workflow and image advantages, but the “best” choice depends on use case, budget, and what your team is accustomed to. Many facilities still achieve excellent results with image intensifier-based systems.

“How important is service and maintenance?”

Very. Mobile C-arms are workhorses—especially in ASCs and busy OR schedules. A service plan, access to parts, and experienced support can be the difference between consistent case flow and disruptive cancellations.

How Auxo Medical Helps with C-Arm Imaging Systems

When you’re investing in a C-arm, you’re not just buying equipment—you’re building a dependable imaging workflow. Auxo Medical supports providers by helping them evaluate options, match systems to clinical needs, and plan for ownership over the long term.

If you’re comparing systems or replacing an existing unit, Auxo Medical can help you think through:

• Procedure requirements and imaging priorities
• Room constraints and workflow considerations
• Serviceability, maintenance expectations, and support planning

To explore available options, visit Auxo Medical’s C-arms category page and contact the team for guidance on selecting the right configuration for your facility.

Quick Buying Checklist: Choosing the Right Mobile C-Arm

Use this checklist to narrow your options:

• Clinical use: ortho, pain/spine, vascular, urology, multi-specialty
• System type: full-size vs. mini C-arm
• Imaging needs: detector type, clarity, performance at required anatomy depth
• Dose features: pulsed options, exposure controls, reporting (as applicable)
• Workflow: monitor setup, ease of positioning, OR footprint
• Connectivity: DICOM/export needs, storage preferences
• Support plan: preventive maintenance, parts sourcing, response time expectations

FAQ: C-Arm Fluoroscopy Systems

What is the difference between a C-arm and fluoroscopy?

A C-arm is the mobile imaging system; fluoroscopy is the imaging method (real-time X-ray). A C-arm is a common platform used to deliver fluoroscopy in procedural settings.

Should I buy a new or refurbished C-arm?

New systems may offer the latest features, but many facilities choose refurbished C-arms to reduce costs while still getting dependable performance—especially when paired with solid service support.

Do C-arms require routine maintenance?

Yes. Like any imaging system, C-arms benefit from preventive maintenance to reduce downtime and keep performance consistent.

What’s the best C-arm for orthopedics?

The best choice depends on case mix and anatomy requirements. Many orthopedic practices choose full-size units for broader versatility, while clinics focused on extremities may prefer mini C-arms.

Ready to Add or Replace a C-Arm?

If you’re looking for a mobile C-arm for sale—or you want help selecting a system that fits your procedures, space, and budget—Auxo Medical can help you evaluate options and plan for reliable long-term use.

Browse the C-arms category on Auxo Medical to get started, then reach out for a quote or guidance on the right C-arm configuration for your facility.

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Use-cases for the Verathon GlideScope AVL System

• Routine intubations
• Difficult airway management (anatomical challenges, limited neck mobility, etc.)
• Emergency intubation scenarios (e.g., trauma, cardiac arrest)
• OR, ICU, and ED coverage
• EMS / field use thanks to portability
• Pediatric intubation (with appropriate blade sizes)
• Anesthesia training (recording features support teaching)

Why Choose the Verathon GlideScope?

The Verathon GlideScope (Model: 0570-0338 with Baton Model: 0570-0307, SKU: AM-0570-0338-0570-0307) is a portable video laryngoscopy system engineered for superior airway management. It provides a crystal-clear, real-time view of the airway, boosting first-pass intubation success rates and enhancing patient safety. Ideal for routine intubations, difficult airways, emergencies, operating rooms (ORs), ICUs, emergency departments (EDs), anesthesia training, field use/EMS, and even pediatric cases, this system is a game-changer in critical care settings.

Key highlights include:

• High-resolution 6.4-inch color TFT VGA monitor (640 × 480 px) for unmatched clarity.
• Durable, rugged, and lightweight design (just 2.2 lbs / 1 kg) for easy portability.
• Anti-fogging technology ensures reliable views even in humid environments.
• Image and video capture/storage (internal memory or USB) for training, documentation, and review.
• Single-use video batons eliminate cross-contamination risks.
• Battery-powered operation (12 V DC, 3.33 A max with rechargeable battery) for flexibility anywhere.
• User-friendly interface with simple controls and versatile blade options for all patient sizes.

Technical Specifications

• Display: 6.4″ (16.3 cm) color TFT VGA.
• Dimensions (HxWxD): 6.85″ x 8.78″ x 3.15″ (174 mm x 223 mm x 80 mm).
• Weight: 2.2 lbs (1 kg).
• Operating Temperature: 50°–104°F (10°–40°C).
• Video Output: Compatible with external monitors/recorders.
• Power: Includes rechargeable battery and power supply.

What’s Included in This Package?

• Verathon GlideScope Cobalt AVL Video Monitor (Ref 0570-0304) × 1
• Verathon GlideScope AVL 3-4 Adult Reusable Baton (Ref 0570-0307) × 1
• Verathon Power Supply + Cord (Ref 0400-0106) × 1

Note: Roll stand sold separately (order AM-0570-RS).

Unbeatable Pricing – Save Now!

Originally priced at $6,595.00, our standard pricing has now been reduced to $4975.00. Through February 28th, this professionally refurbished Varathon GlideScope is on sale for and additional 5% off, reducing the price further to $4,726.25 for the ultimate deal! This refurbished unit is in excellent condition, backed by Auxo Medical’s commitment to quality pre-owned medical equipment.

Availability: In-stock with a quick 1-week lead time. Don’t miss out – quantities are limited!

Warranty: 90 days

Ready to Upgrade Your Airway Management?

For bulk orders, custom configurations, or questions, contact our expert team at Auxo Medical online or by calling (888) 728-8448. Elevate your intubation success – order before the deal ends!

Offer valid until end of February 2026. Prices subject to change. Shipping details at checkout and upon request.

Verathon GlideScope Monitor with Baton

$4,975.00

The Verathon GlideScope Monitor (Model: 0570-0338) with Baton (Model: 0570-0307) is a portable video laryngoscopy system designed to provide a consistently clear, real-time view of the airway, enhancing first-pass intubation success and patient safety. The system features a high-resolution 6.4-inch color monitor, image and video recording capabilities for training and documentation, and single-use video batons to eliminate cross-contamination. Weighing just 2.2 lbs (1 kg), the durable monitor is easy to transport and maneuver, making it suitable for a variety of settings, including routine intubations, difficult airway management, emergency situations, operating rooms, ICUs, and emergency departments. Its versatile blade options, user-friendly interface, anti-fogging feature, and battery-powered operation make it an invaluable tool for clinicians managing diverse patient populations, including pediatric cases, and for anesthesia training purposes. The monitor’s dimensions are 6.85″ x 8.78″ x 3.15″ (174 mm x 223 mm x 80 mm) and it operates within a temperature range of 50°-104° F (10°-40°C).

Includes Monitor: 0570-0338
Includes Baton: 0570-0307

Stand not included – order AM-0570-RS

Warranty: 90 Days

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Refurbished Verathon GlideScope Monitor with Baton

Monitor: 0570-0338
Baton: 0570-0307

The GlideScope AVL video laryngoscope system delivers a consistently clear, real-time view of the airway. Get a better airway view with a large, full color monitor. Improve training and document intubation results with features such as snapshot and video recording.

The Verathon GlideScope Monitor with Baton is a portable, real-time video laryngoscopy system designed to improve first-pass intubation success rates and enhance patient safety. This system provides a clear, consistently bright view of the airway, enabling clinicians to navigate challenging intubations with greater confidence and speed. The GlideScope system is known for its ease of use and durability, making it a valuable tool in a variety of clinical settings. The “Baton” refers to the single-use GlideScope video baton that is used with the monitor.

Features:

• High-Resolution Display: Offers a clear, real-time view of the airway anatomy.
• Durable Monitor: Rugged design withstands the demands of daily clinical use.
• Portable and Lightweight: Easy to transport and maneuver within different care environments.
• Image Capture and Storage: Allows for recording and storing images and video for documentation and training purposes.
• Single-Use Video Batons: Eliminates the risk of cross-contamination and ensures optimal image quality with each use.
• Anti-Fogging Feature: Provides a consistently clear view, even in humid conditions.
• Versatile Blade Options: Compatible with a range of GlideScope single-use video batons to accommodate various patient sizes and airway complexities.
• User-Friendly Interface: Simple controls and intuitive navigation for ease of operation.
• Battery Powered: Allows for use in areas where a power source is not readily available.

Specifications:

• Display Size: 6.4″ (16.3 cm)
• Monitor Weight: 2.2 lbs (1 kg)
• Power Source: DC Power Supply: 12 V DC, 3.33 A max with rechargeable battery
• Image/Video Storage: Internal memory or external USB drive.
• Video Output: Compatible with external monitors or recording devices.
• Operating Temperature: 50°-104° F (10°-40°C)
• Monitor Dimensions (HxWxD): 6.85″ inches x 8.78″ x 3.15″ (174 mm x 223 mm x 80 mm)
• Resolution: TFT Color VGA 640 × 480 px

Use Cases:

• Routine Intubation: Facilitates quick and efficient intubation in standard cases.
• Difficult Airway Management: Ideal for patients with anatomical challenges, limited neck mobility, or other factors that complicate intubation.
• Emergency Intubation: Enables rapid airway access in critical situations, such as trauma or cardiac arrest.
• Operating Room (OR): Used in a wide range of surgical procedures requiring intubation.
• Intensive Care Unit (ICU): Aids in airway management for critically ill patients.
• Emergency Department (ED): Provides a reliable solution for intubating patients with varying levels of acuity.
• Anesthesia Training: Serves as a valuable tool for training medical personnel in intubation techniques.
• Field Use/EMS: Portable design allows for use in pre-hospital settings.
• Pediatric Intubation: With appropriate blade sizes, can be used for pediatric patients.

Included:

• Verathon Glidescope Cobalt AVL Video Monitor- (Ref 0570-0304), Qty: 1
• Verathon Glidescope AVL 3-4 Adult Reusable Baton – (Ref 0570-0307), Qty: 1
• Verathon Power Supply + Cord – (Ref 0400-0106), Qty: 1
• 90 Day Warranty

Stand not included – order AM-0570-RS

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