Harloff Products

A Buyer’s Guide for GI Labs and Endoscopy Departments Looking To Upgrade Their Esophageal Dilator Storage Solutions

Industry guidelines that specifically define proper dilator drying methods are still developing, but many GI labs and endoscopy departments have already begun applying the same logic to dilators that are used for reprocessing flexible endoscopes such as vertical hanging or using HEPA-filtered positive pressure airflow. When dilators also contain internal channels, gravity-assisted vertical hanging and controlled airflow simply make more practical sense than horizontal storage methods. That shift is exactly why Harloff has developed its own unique line of vertical dilator storage and drying carts, designed to store most dilators used within today’s medical field including Savary-Gilliard®, Maloney and Bougie dilators.

A Buyer’s Guide to Controlled Substance Storage Designed for Veterinary Clinics, Dental Offices, School Nurses and Long-Term Care Facilities

When most people hear the phrase “narcotics cabinet,” they may envision a picture of a doctor’s office or hospital medication room. In reality though, a huge percentage of controlled substance storage can be found outside some of these more traditional medical settings. Veterinary clinics require safe storage for morphine, ketamine and euthanasia medications on a daily basis. Dental practices manage sedation drugs and post-procedure narcotics. School nurses often secure ADHD medications and emergency controlled drugs among other substances. Long-term care facilities meanwhile must handle large volumes of daily medication distribution for a multitude of residents.

A Buyer’s Guide for Harloff’s SureDry Scope Cabinet Line

Choosing an endoscope drying cabinet is rarely just about capacity. For GI nurses, SPD teams, infection prevention leaders and purchasing professionals, the better question is:

What cabinet configuration best supports our scopes, our workflow, our compliance goals and our growth?

This is where many buyers get stuck.

A Practical Guide to Capacity, Mobility and Compatibility

When it comes to ophthalmic surgery – especially cataract procedures – it’s crucial to have clinically appropriate intraocular lenses (IOLs) readily available. Because surgeons often confirm the exact lens power that they need during or directly prior to a procedure, clinical teams must keep a wide range of IOLs well-organized, easily accessible and properly secured within their facilities.

That’s where Harloff IOL carts come in.