Ambu Bag Price in Pakistan

Ambu Bag Price in Pakistan

Ambu bag prices at Hamza Surgical range from Rs. 4,499 to Rs. 7,799. Compare CareMax, LifeCare and Besmed manual resuscitators, including models labelled for adult, child and infant use.

A manual resuscitator, commonly called an Ambu bag or bag-valve-mask device, supports ventilation when a patient is not breathing adequately. Selection and use require appropriate clinical training.

Prices are listed selling prices. Confirm availability, patient-size designation, package contents and the final price before ordering.

Ambu Bag Models and Prices

Bag capacity is not a ventilation dose. The volume printed in a product specification describes the equipment. It does not mean the full bag should be compressed for each breath. Ventilation must follow the patient’s needs, applicable clinical guidance and the device instructions.

What Is an Ambu Bag?

A self-inflating manual resuscitator is a hand-operated device used to deliver positive-pressure ventilation. Its main components include a compressible bag, valve assembly and patient connection, often used with a face mask.

“Ambu” is a manufacturer’s brand name, although “Ambu bag” is commonly used as a search term for manual resuscitators. The brand of each product above is identified separately.

Where Are Manual Resuscitators Used?

Trained clinical teams use manual resuscitators in emergency departments, ambulances, operating theatres and other settings where temporary assisted ventilation may be needed.

They are not automatic ventilators, routine treatments for breathlessness or substitutes for assessment and monitoring. Home-care use should form part of a clinician-directed plan with trained caregivers.

Adult, Child and Infant Resuscitators

Adult Models

The listed adult options include the LifeCare adult model and Besmed BE-1103. Confirm the manufacturer’s patient range, mask size and supplied accessories before purchase.

Child Models

Besmed identifies the BE-1203 as a child resuscitator with a 500 ml bag. Patient selection must follow its instructions rather than an assumed age or weight boundary.

Infant and Neonatal Options

Besmed identifies the BE-1303 as an infant resuscitator with a 280 ml bag. The LifeCare listing is labelled for neonates and infants.

Newborn and premature-infant care requires specialist equipment selection and training. Do not assume that every infant-labelled device is suitable for every newborn.

Reusable and Single-Patient-Use Resuscitators

Reusable Models

Reusable equipment requires validated cleaning, disinfection or sterilisation according to the exact manufacturer’s instructions. Different components may require different methods.

A silicone bag does not establish that its reservoir, tubing, mask and valves can all undergo the same sterilisation cycle.

Single-Patient-Use Models

Products labelled for single-patient use must be handled and discarded according to their instructions and the facility’s infection-control policy.

Do not assume that material alone establishes whether a product can be reused.

Components to Check Before Ordering

• Resuscitation bag: Confirm the model, patient range and condition.
• Face mask: Confirm the supplied size and compatibility.
• Patient valve: Check the specified assembly and manufacturer’s functional tests.
• Oxygen reservoir and tubing: Confirm inclusion, compatibility and reuse restrictions.
• Pressure-limiting valve: Check whether it is fitted and understand its operation. It does not eliminate the risk of harmful ventilation.
• Optional accessories: Verify compatibility before adding a PEEP valve, manometer or breathing-system filter.

How to Choose a Manual Resuscitator

Match the Clinical Requirement

Have the responsible clinician or procurement team confirm the patient range, clinical setting and required accessories. Avoid selecting solely by price or bag volume.

Verify the Supplied Configuration

Match the product code to the manufacturer’s documentation. Confirm mask size, reservoir, tubing and any optional components in the quoted package.

Check Reprocessing and Replacement Parts

For reusable models, confirm that your facility can follow the specified reprocessing procedure. Ask about replacement valves, masks and other compatible parts.

Review Documentation

Request the instructions for use and any model-specific documents required by your organisation.

Verify latex status and other material claims for the exact product rather than assuming they apply to the whole category.

Safe Use and Equipment Readiness

Bag-mask ventilation requires practical training in airway management, mask seal and appropriate ventilation. Excessive or inadequate ventilation can cause harm. This buying guide does not replace resuscitation training.

• Inspect the device and complete the manufacturer’s pre-use functional checks.
• Confirm correct assembly after reprocessing.
• Keep the correct patient-size equipment and required accessories accessible.
• Remove damaged or malfunctioning components from service.
• Follow local clinical protocols and the exact device instructions.

Cleaning and Storage

Follow the manufacturer’s component-specific reprocessing instructions. Do not apply one autoclave temperature, chemical solution or reuse limit to every resuscitator.

Store equipment in a clean, dry location within its specified environmental limits. Protect it from dust, direct sunlight and physical damage. Inspect packaging and expiry information where applicable.

Summer, Monsoon and Ambulance Storage

Review storage conditions in vehicles and rooms exposed to extreme heat or moisture. Follow the labelled temperature and humidity limits rather than assuming emergency equipment can be stored anywhere.

Load-Shedding and Oxygen Planning

Manual compression of a self-inflating bag does not require electricity. However, supplemental oxygen and other supporting equipment may depend on a separate supply.

Facilities should plan backup arrangements for their complete respiratory-care setup. A manual resuscitator does not generate oxygen or replace a mechanical ventilator.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Starting Price of an Ambu Bag?

The CareMax manual resuscitator is listed at Rs. 4,499. Confirm its supplied size, contents and final price before ordering.

Does Every Resuscitator Include a Complete Kit?

Package contents vary. Confirm the mask, oxygen reservoir, tubing and any other required accessories for the selected model.

Can a Self-Inflating Bag Work Without an Oxygen Cylinder?

A self-inflating resuscitator can draw in ambient air when used according to its instructions.

Supplemental oxygen changes the available gas supply; the delivered oxygen concentration depends on the device, setup and ventilation conditions.

Can One Size Be Used for Adults and Babies?

Do not assume sizes are interchangeable. Use the manufacturer’s patient-range guidance and the clinical team’s assessment.

Can I Sterilise All Parts Together?

Only if the exact instructions permit it. Reservoirs, tubing, masks and valve components may have different processing limits.

Can an Untrained Person Use an Ambu Bag?

Buying the equipment does not provide the skills needed for effective bag-mask ventilation. Arrange appropriate hands-on training.

In an emergency, contact local emergency services immediately and follow dispatcher instructions.

Is Cash on Delivery Available?

Hamza Surgical currently uses prepaid ordering. Review the ordering instructions and confirm payment arrangements before placing your order.

Order Manual Resuscitators from Hamza Surgical

Send the required brand, model, patient size, quantity and delivery city to confirm the price and package contents. Hospitals and clinics can request a quotation for their specified equipment list.

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