In the past 10 years, the global disposable medical device industry has achieved unprecedented development. According to the latest reports from foreign media, in 2008, the global disposable medical device market sales totaled 89 billion US dollars, and it is expected to exceed 100 billion US dollars next year.
The sales of disposable medical devices in developed countries in Europe and America account for about 45% of the total sales of the medical device market. The United States is the world's largest market for disposable medical devices, accounting for more than 40% of the global disposable medical device market. Europe is the world's second largest disposable medical device market, accounting for about 29% of the world's disposable medical device market. Japan, China, India and other emerging Asian industrial countries together account for about 17% to 18% of the international disposable medical device market.
Disposable medical devices include sanitary materials, disposable medical gloves, disposable infusion sets/transfusion devices, medical textiles, surgical instruments, disposable catheters (such as catheters, drainage tubes, etc.), cardiology surgical instruments, blood vessels Thousands of varieties such as surgical instruments, obstetric instruments, anesthesia equipment, and oxygen masks. Among them, the growth rate of the disposable medical devices for anesthesia and the disposable non-woven sanitary materials market is of concern.
Method of choosing
1. Understand the scope of application of the product. When buying a product, pay attention to the applicability, contraindications, mechanism of action, etc. of the product, and do not listen to the flicker of the salesperson.
2. View the product license. Regular medical devices are approved by the state, and there are product registration certificates and production license numbers that can be found.
3. Ask for a ticket. The purchase of a bill is the basis for proving that you purchase a product. It plays an important role in the repair and quality complaints.