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Item # 315789 Title: CareFusion Micro Plus Respiratory Analyzer Manufacturer: CareFusion Model: Micro Plus Description: Respiratory Analyzer Quantity: 1 Item Location: NC Warehouse Item... view more
Asking Price:
$295 USD
This is branded as a Micro Medical Smoke Check. Carefusion now controls this product and continues to manufacture it as the MicroCO. According to the manufacturer it is designed to detect carbon... view more
Asking Price:
$80 USD
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This system is super nice but needs a Dell computer with possibly software. It includes the VMAX Encore 20C console, VMAX Max flow Sensor (mouthpiece), Hp printer all on a powered cart. Can ship... view more
Asking Price:
$399 USD
Respiratory analyzer equipment is a type of medical device used to measure the respiratory system. It is used to diagnose and monitor a variety of respiratory conditions, such as asthma, COPD, and sleep apnea. The equipment measures the flow of air through the lungs and can detect changes in the airway that indicate a problem. It can also be used to measure the amount of oxygen in the blood and to detect changes in the body's oxygen levels.
Respiratory analyzer equipment is available from a variety of manufacturers, including Philips Respironics, CareFusion, GE Healthcare, and Masimo. Prices for these devices range from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars, depending on the features and capabilities of the device. The most basic models are designed for home use and are relatively inexpensive, while more advanced models are designed for use in hospitals and clinics and can cost several thousand dollars.
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