A support device configured to support post-surgical drain bulbs at locations adjacent to a body of a wearer. The support device including a band of flexible material having a first end and a second end defining a band length there between, the band further including a pair of D-rings positioned proximate to the first end of the band and sized to accommodate a portion of the band proximate to the second end of the band, one or more snap fastener parts positioned proximate to the second end of the band and configured to selectively couple to one or more snap fastener counterparts positioned along the band length between the first end and the second end, and a band of hook and loop fastener material fixedly coupled to an outer surface of the band along the length of the band from a point proximate to the first end to a point proximate to the second end and configured to selectively couple to one or more securement members comprised of a counterpart to the hook and loop fastener material.

A nasal device includes a tip member having a first end and a second end, the second end of the tip member being oppositely disposed relative to the first end, the tip member including a first wall disposed at the first end thereof, the first wall defining a first aperture configured to be in fluid communication with a nostril of a person; a cover member disposed over a portion of the tip member, the cover member including a second wall overlapping at least a portion of the first wall of the tip member, the second wall defining a second aperture configured to be in fluid communication with the nostril of the person and the first aperture of the tip member, the cover member configured to provide a seal with the nostril of the person; and a vacuum source or a fluid container coupled to the tip member.

Provided is a medical suction device including a compressible object including a surface, an opening in the surface, and a lumen defined by the surface and the opening, along with a tubular member located inside the compressible object. Also provided is a medical suction apparatus including the medical suction device and a catheter dimensioned to fit inside the tubular member of the device. A method of removing liquid from the throat of a subject using the medical suction apparatus is also provided, as well as kits including the medical suction device.

A nasal aspirator includes a housing assembly, a negative pressure assembly and a guide assembly. A negative pressure cavity and a treatment cavity are arranged in the housing assembly at intervals, the treatment cavity is sequentially divided into a first cavity chamber and a second cavity chamber by a partition plate, and the first cavity chamber is communicated with the second cavity chamber; the negative pressure assembly is arranged in the negative pressure cavity and is formed with a suction pipeline and a discharge pipeline which are communicated with a side wall surface of the housing assembly; the guide assembly comprises a first guide piece and a second guide piece, and the first guide piece is detachably connected with the side wall surface of the housing assembly; and the second guide piece is fixedly connected to the side wall surface of the housing assembly.

A mucus extraction device and method of use includes a compressible body that creates suction through a nasal tip, a housing including a lighting member supported therein, and a grip that is configured to be grasped by a user during operation of the mucus removal device. The mucus extraction device can be operated one-handed and the internal lighting member can be turned on to glow during use.

A quick-fill lavage system that is used in a medical environment to prevent the contamination of wounds. The quick-fill lavage system comprises of a gun shaped body that houses a refillable reservoir. A suction ball that is used to refill the reservoir. A one-way valve is used to dispense a liquid from the refillable reservoir. The one-way valve uses a suction tube system to connect the refillable reservoir to pull the liquid from the refillable reservoir. A dispensing tube system attaches to an outlet section of the one-way valve. The dispensing tube removes the liquid from the quick-fill lavage system. A trigger system is used to open the one-way valve to dispense the liquid in a control and manual manner.

A garment for post-surgical recovery includes a torso covering body formed from a first fabric layer and a second fabric layer bonded together by a thermoplastic polyurethane layer. The thermoplastic polyurethane bonding extends between the fabric layers along contours of the torso covering body to provide a stable layered construction without rigid inserts. The garment may include shoulder straps extending upwardly from the torso covering body and an opening region disposed along either a front or rear central portion. In some embodiments a vertical seam defines a front opening region, and in other embodiments a fastening mechanism defines a rear opening region. The fastening mechanism may include a securing element positioned to maintain closure of the garment. The bonded multilayer construction may be configured to provide extended wear and structural stability for recovery following surgical procedures involving the torso.