Phlebotomy chair makes blood sampling simpler

Published: 18-Jul-2012

Beaver Healthcare Equipment launches Carlton Geneva range

Blood sampling just got easier with the introduction of a new phlebotomy chair from Beaver Healthcare Equipment.

The Carlton Geneva replaces the MK4 and MK5 models, which have been used in clinics throughout the UK for many years.

Ideal for blood sampling and as an injection chair, benefits include:

  • A low seat height for easy patient access
  • Easy-clean anti-bacterial vinyl covering in a choice of colours
  • Height-adjustable anti-slip venipuncture armrests
  • Wipe-clean polyurethane armrest pads for a high level of hygiene
  • Optional headrest for extra patient comfort

A version with a 30° reclining backrest is available and the chairs take a weight capacity of up to 200kg or 30 stone.

  • Companies:
  • Ocura Healthcare Furniture
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