Medical Instruments price list
Last updated Saturday, Oct 3, 2026
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Last updated Saturday, Oct 3, 2026
Choosing medical instruments can feel a little like assembling a toolbox for highly specific jobs. Every item has a purpose, and small details such as needle gauge, tubing length, catheter size, sterility, and connector design can make a meaningful difference. The reference selection includes supplies for diabetes care, respiratory support, suction, injections, veterinary procedures, and general clinical use.
ZoneOffer is a comparison site that helps you review listed products, prices, brands, and sellers in one place. It is not a store, and product details can vary between listings. Before buying any medical instrument, check that the item matches your healthcare professional’s instructions, equipment requirements, and intended application.
The products in this collection cover several important categories. You will find pen needles and syringes for injection routines, hypodermic needles for clinical use, suction catheters in several French sizes, CPAP tubing in multiple lengths, suture-removal kits, scissors, aerosol tubing, and veterinary insemination equipment.
Some listings are designed for single use, while others describe reusable or durable components. Sterility, latex-free construction, packaging, and compatibility appear frequently in the product descriptions. These are not decorative details; they are more like the operating instructions for a key. Always read the full listing and confirm suitability before making a decision.
Pen needles make up one of the largest groups in the selection. Options include BD Ultra-Fine, BD Nano 2nd Gen, Homeaide True Comfort, EasyTouch, Sure Comfort, and Procomfort products. Listings show different gauges and lengths, including 31-gauge, 32-gauge, 4-millimeter, 5-millimeter, 6-millimeter, 8-millimeter, and 12.7-millimeter options.
Gauge describes needle thickness, while length describes how far the needle extends. A 31-gauge needle and a 32-gauge needle are not identical, even though both are described as fine options. The right choice depends on the prescribed device, injection method, and guidance from a qualified healthcare professional.
The BD Ultra Fine Mini Pen Needles listing describes a 32-gauge, 4-millimeter option in a box of 90, priced at $36.54 on the listed offer. Another BD listing describes 31-gauge, 5-millimeter pen needles in a box of 90 at $33.17. The BD Nano 2nd Gen Pen Needles listing describes 32-gauge, 4-millimeter needles in a 100-count box at $75.76.
Homeaide also appears with short pen needle options. The True Comfort Safety Pen Needle 4-millimeter, 32-gauge listing is priced at $23.15 and describes a 100-count box with a safety locking mechanism. The Homeaide True Comfort Pen Needle 5-millimeter, 31-gauge listing is priced at $20.88 and also describes 100 needles per box.
Short needles may appeal to shoppers comparing comfort-focused designs, but a shorter product is not automatically the right product for every person. Think of needle length as choosing the correct key for a lock: the measurement must match the intended application.
The selection also includes longer choices. The BD Ultra-Fine III Short Insulin Pen Needle listing describes a 31-gauge, 8-millimeter product priced at $59.92. BD’s 29-gauge by 12.7-millimeter pen needle listing is priced at $58.71 and describes a longer option for people who prefer or require additional reach.
Sure Comfort 31-gauge pen needles with a 5/16-inch, or 8-millimeter, length are listed at $13.82. The BD Ultra-Fine 32-gauge, 6-millimeter pen needle is listed at $66.75, while Homeaide offers a 6-millimeter, 31-gauge safety pen needle at $19.93 and a standard Truecomfort 6-millimeter, 31-gauge listing at $10.65.
These products differ in length, gauge, packaging, and described design features. Compare those specifications rather than relying on the product name alone. If you are changing needle length or gauge, consult a healthcare professional first.
The reference data also includes syringes and standalone hypodermic needles. The Homeaide True Comfort Insulin Syringe is listed as a 32-gauge, 1-cubic-centimeter syringe with a 5/16-inch needle length. Its listed price is $15.95, and the description notes sterile, individually wrapped, single-use syringes with a capacity suitable for 100 units.
For a safety-focused syringe design, the EasyTouch Safety Syringe listing describes a 23-gauge, 3-cubic-centimeter syringe with an exchangeable needle. It includes a flip-lock safety cap and a Luer lock design, and the listed price is $21.73 for the referenced item.
Standalone needles include the Dynarex Hypodermic Needles, listed as 22-gauge in a box of 100 for $5.56. The listing describes compatibility with Luer lock and Luer slip syringes, along with a double-bevel design and color-coded hub.
The selection also includes BD PrecisionGlide products. One listing describes a 27-gauge by 1/2-inch allergy syringe with a 1/2-cubic-centimeter volume at $28.95. Another describes a 16-gauge by 1 1/2-inch hypodermic needle at $27.55. The same 16-gauge, 1 1/2-inch specification appears in a BD Needle listing at the same price.
Needle size should never be chosen by price alone. Gauge, length, syringe volume, bevel, connection type, sterility, and intended use all matter. A product that looks similar may serve a completely different purpose.
Several Cardinal Health Essentials suction catheter listings provide a useful range of sizes. Coil-packed suction catheter kits are listed in 6 French, 10 French, 12 French, and 14 French versions. Each kit description includes a suction thumb control, stepped connector, two staggered opposing eyes, and a pop-up cup with two powder-free PVC gloves.
The 6 French kit is listed at $1.78. The 10 French, 12 French, and 14 French kits are each listed at $0.61, with the 10 French, 12 French, and 14 French entries showing a regular price of $1.78. These are comparison details from the supplied listings, not a guarantee that the same price will remain available.
The selection also includes a Cardinal Health Essentials Straight Packed Suction Catheter in 18 French at $0.18. A separate coil-packed 8 French catheter is listed at $0.23, with a regular price of $0.62. Another 8 French suction catheter with a sleeve and pop-up cup is listed at $0.94.
French size is one of the first specifications to review. The 6 French, 8 French, 10 French, 12 French, 14 French, and 18 French listings are different products, even when the descriptions share similar features. Packaging style also varies, including straight packed, coil packed, and versions with a sleeve.
Several descriptions state that the products are sterile. Some mention latex-free gloves or latex-free materials, while others focus on connectors and catheter eyes. Match the exact size and configuration requested by the responsible clinician. If you are unsure, pause before ordering rather than guessing from a photograph or title.
Respiratory tubing is another major product group in the data. The listings include standard CPAP tubes, durable tubing, flexible tubing, smoothbore tubing, and performance tubing. Lengths range from 4 feet to 10 feet in the listed products, with several entries featuring 22-millimeter cuffs.
The Spirit Medical CPAP Tubing listing describes a 10-foot tube with 22-millimeter cuffs and a listed price of $9.33. It is described as lightweight, flexible, latex-free, reusable, and compatible with almost all CPAP machines. The CareFusion CPAP tubing listing is 8 feet long and priced at $17.39.
Sunset Healthcare Solutions appears with durable CPAP tubing in 4-foot, 7-foot, 8-foot, and 10-foot configurations. The listed prices are $6.69 for 4 feet, $8.67 for 7 feet, and $7.45 for 8 feet. The 10-foot listing is priced at $11.14. These descriptions mention 22-millimeter cuffs, a smooth interior, a corrugated exterior, flexibility, and latex-free construction.
Tube length affects how easily your equipment fits into a sleeping or treatment setup. A shorter tube may reduce excess material, while a longer tube can provide more positioning flexibility. However, the correct length must also work with your CPAP machine, mask, humidifier, and any existing hose.
Roscoe Medical Easy-Flex CPAP tubing is listed in 6-foot and 8-foot versions. The 6-foot option is priced at $3.16, while the 8-foot option is priced at $9.10. Both descriptions mention 22-millimeter cuffs, a flexible feel, and intended single-patient use.
Other listings include Tiara Medical CPAP tubing at 8 feet for $16.01, Respironics CPAP tubing at 10 feet for $57.90 compared with a listed regular price of $76.99, and Slim Style smoothbore tubing at 6 feet for $5.64. The Fisher & Paykel H Inc Tube 24 listing includes two connectors and is priced at $14.01.
Before comparing prices, confirm whether the tubing is intended as a replacement, extension, or connection to an external humidifier. The listing descriptions do not all describe the same role, so compatibility should be your first filter.
The collection includes Allied Healthcare corrugated aerosol tubing in several formats. One listing describes a 12-foot length segmented every 6 inches and priced at $0.44. Another describes a 72-inch blue version, also segmented every 6 inches, priced at $1.41. A 100-foot roll is listed at $1.51.
The data also includes System One Performance Tube 15 with a 15-millimeter specification at $14.66, Flexible Performance Tubing at 6 feet for $19.97, and Flextube with a 15-millimeter inside diameter and 6-foot length for $40.93.
These products may look alike at a glance, but their dimensions, segmentation, length, and intended equipment can differ. Measure your existing setup and check the equipment manufacturer’s requirements before selecting a replacement tube.
For basic clinical instrument needs, the selection includes American Diagnostic Lister Bandage Scissors. The listing describes a 5 1/2-inch stainless steel instrument with an extra-fine, floor-grade design, finger-ring handle, latex-free construction, and full autoclavability. Its listed price is $2.61.
Two suture removal options are also included. The Medical Action Industries One Time Suture Removal Tray contains iris scissors and tissue forceps, is described as sterile, and is listed at $3.72. The Suture Removal Kit with Littauer scissors and metal forceps is listed at $1.16, compared with a regular price of $1.77, and is described as sterile with a removable Tyvek lid.
A complete tray can be convenient when the necessary instruments are grouped together. Still, the type of scissors and forceps matters. Littauer scissors and iris scissors are not interchangeable descriptions, so review the listing carefully when a specific instrument is required.
The veterinary section includes a Portable AI Kit for Big Animal Insemination. The listing describes a veterinary instrument equipment box for cattle, goats, and pigs, with a listed price of $200. The seller shown in the reference data is Alibaba.
A second Alibaba listing is the Oscat ENT Surgical Veterinary Equipment Set Hospital Laryngoscope Set, described as a reused disposable video laryngoscope product. Its listed price is $630.
These are specialized instruments for veterinary or clinical environments. Because the intended users, procedures, and equipment standards can vary, buyers should verify the exact configuration, condition, and professional suitability before proceeding. The supplied data does not provide additional specifications for every component in these sets.
Start with the specification that cannot be compromised. For a needle, that may be gauge, length, connection, or volume. For tubing, it may be diameter, cuff size, length, or machine compatibility. For a catheter, it may be French size, packaging, or whether a sleeve and cup are included.
Next, compare the details that affect handling. Look for sterile packaging, single-use labeling, latex-free construction, safety mechanisms, flexibility, lubrication, connector design, and included accessories. A lower listed price is useful only when the product actually matches your requirements.
Prices in the supplied offers range from $0.18 for a listed 18 French suction catheter to $630 for the veterinary laryngoscope set. Several products show regular prices alongside current listed prices, including the Cardinal Health 10 French, 12 French, and 14 French kits, the suture removal kit, the 8 French coil-packed catheter, and the Respironics 10-foot CPAP tubing. Treat these as listing snapshots and verify the current offer before making a purchase.
Medical instruments are not ordinary household accessories. Needles and catheters may be sterile and single-use, while tubing may be reusable, intended for one patient, or designed for a particular device. Follow professional instructions for use, storage, cleaning, and disposal.
Pay close attention to wording such as “single use,” “sterile,” “latex-free,” “reusable,” and “compatible.” These terms describe important product characteristics, but they do not replace advice from a physician, nurse, respiratory therapist, diabetes educator, veterinarian, or other qualified professional.
If a listing contains incomplete information, treat that gap as a reason to investigate rather than fill in the blank yourself. In medical purchasing, certainty is the foundation; assumptions are loose floorboards.
The medical instruments in this selection span everyday diabetes supplies, injection equipment, suction catheters, CPAP tubing, aerosol tubing, clinical scissors, suture removal kits, and specialized veterinary instruments. By comparing exact measurements, materials, packaging, compatibility, and intended use, you can narrow the field more confidently. ZoneOffer helps you compare the listed options, but it is not a store, and you should confirm the current details and professional suitability before ordering.



