Disposable Anesthesia Filter for Drug Liquid Filtration, Biocompatible

The Disposable Anesthesia Filter is designed to filter out particles in drug liquids used during anesthesia procedures. It gives patient safety by removing contaminants that may lead to complications. The filter offers over 90% filtration efficiency for particles larger than 0.3-0.5 μm and is made from biocompatible materials.

It is for anesthesia and pain management departments. Guangdong Baiyue Medical Equipment Co., Ltd., from China, manufactures and wholesales these filters.

Primary Function

Filtration During Anesthesia: This filter is primarily utilized to filter out insoluble particles and impurities in drug liquids that are administered during anesthesia.

Key Features

• Particle Filtration: The AF-L-2.0 can filter out insoluble particles larger than or equal to 2.0 micrometers (μm) in size, ensuring that the drug liquid administered to patients is relatively pure and free from contaminants.
  
• Biocompatibility: The filter is made of materials that are biocompatible, meaning they do not cause adverse reactions when in contact with biological tissues.
  
• Efficiency: The filtration efficiency of the AF-L-2.0 is high, with a filtration rate of over 90% for particles larger than 0.3-0.5 μm (depending on specific models and manufacturers).

Types and Applications

• Air Filters: While the AF-L-2.0 specifically refers to a drug liquid filter, there are also air filters used in anesthesia setups, such as AF-A-0.3 and AF-A-0.5, which are designed to filter out bacteria and particles in the air.
  
• Applications: These filters are widely used in anesthesia departments, pain management departments, emergency departments, and other medical settings where anesthesia is administered.

Importance of Filtration

• Patient Safety: Filtration of drug liquids and air during anesthesia is crucial for patient safety. It helps to prevent the introduction of contaminants into the patient's bloodstream or respiratory system, which can lead to serious
• complications or infections.
  
• Improved Outcomes: By ensuring that the drug liquid and air are filtered, the quality of anesthesia administration is improved, leading to better patient outcomes and reduced risks of complications.