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• SAC2-10SAC2 adhesive conductive cream, 100 g tubeAdhesive conductive cream for sticking electrodes to the scalp in long-term EEG and polysomnography. An alternative to collodion, water-soluble and residue-free.Pastes, gels and skin preparation
• NUPREP-SETNuprep abrasive skin prep gel, 4 oz tubeA mildly abrasive gel that removes dead cells and the oily film before application. This is what brings impedance down, not the conductive paste.Pastes, gels and skin preparation
• ACCREAM250V-3AC Cream conductive paste, 250 g jarConductive paste in a jar, for short montages and for cups filled with a syringe. The 250 g size is for departments that go through it daily.Pastes, gels and skin preparation
• TEN20-114TTen20 conductive paste, 114 g tubeThe reference EEG paste for decades. Adhesive and conductive, in a tube so cups can be filled without getting your fingers dirty.Pastes, gels and skin preparation
• NPREP010E-1SafePrep abrasive skin preparation gelThe abrasive gel already on its pad, in an individual sachet. One action, no jar to reopen between two patients.Pastes, gels and skin preparation
• NEURGEL250V-3Neurgel conductive gel for EEG caps, 250 g jarConductive gel designed for caps: fluid enough for a syringe, thick enough not to migrate from one electrode to the next.Pastes, gels and skin preparation
• ELEFIX V-TSElefix adhesive conductive EEG pasteThe firmest EEG paste in the catalogue. It holds cup electrodes through a long montage without drying out as fast as softer formulations.Pastes, gels and skin preparation
• TENSIVETensive adhesive conductive gel, 50 g tubeBetween paste and gel: it conducts like a gel, sticks enough to hold a surface electrode, and rinses off without solvent.Pastes, gels and skin preparation
• ECIGEL9Electro-Gel conductive gel for EEG capsThe reference cap gel, in three volumes. Fluid enough for a syringe, thick enough not to bridge between two neighbouring electrodes.Pastes, gels and skin preparation
• EVERI160SPE-24Everi abrasive skin preparation gel, 160 g bottleSkin preparation gel in a bottle, built for throughput: it lowers impedance and improves electrode adhesion, with no tube to reclose between two placements.Pastes, gels and skin preparation
• IVORYIvory mild cleaner for EEG caps, 70 ml bottleThe mild detergent made for caps: it removes gel without attacking the tin electrodes or stiffening the elastane.Pastes, gels and skin preparation
• REMOVERAcetone-free collodion remover, 473 ml bottleTo release electrodes fixed with collodion without reaching for acetone: less odour, less irritation, and no ventilation constraint.Pastes, gels and skin preparation
• DAGM102600Ag/AgCl cup electrode 10 mm, 100 cm cable, set of 10Set of ten silver silver-chloride cups, colour-coded cables and touchproof DIN 42802 connector. The standard of EEG and polysomnography montages.EEG electrodes
• DENID00807Dry adhesive electrode, 6 mm reduced area, 0.7 mm pinDisposable stick-on electrode, no gel or paste. Recording area reduced to 6 mm for tight montages and ocular derivations.EEG electrodes
• CAMSOMAA20Medcap EEG cap, 20 tin electrodes, by head circumferencePre-wired cap on the 10-20 system, tin electrodes, one colour per head size. Ten minutes to fit instead of forty.EEG caps
• DCATAGMAC21Dispocap pre-wired disposable EEG capThe pre-wired cap, but disposable. Nothing to clean, nothing to disinfect, nothing to dry between two patients.EEG caps
• MMICA-KYPiezoelectric snore sensor, adultVibration sensor taped over the trachea. It records snoring without an ambient microphone, so it does not pick up the room.Snore sensors
• 1401Triple oro-nasal thermocouple, reusableThree sensing points on one sensor: one oral, two nasal. The reference thermal channel for detecting apnoeas, in adult, child and neonate.Flow sensors
• 1426-20Single-use oro-nasal thermocouple, box of 20The same measurement, without the cleaning cycle. The sensor leaves with the patient, the interface cable stays in the lab.Flow sensors
• 1469Triple oro-nasal thermistor, reusableSame placement, same use as the thermocouple, a different electrical principle. Two connectors to choose from depending on the polygraph: DIN 42802 or key type.Flow sensors
• AIRFA00300Spes Medica oro-nasal flow sensorThe Spes Medica version of the thermal flow sensor, in adult, child and neonate, reusable or single use.Flow sensors
• 15805Nasal pressure cannula, adultThe channel that detects hypopnoeas. Four variants: 60 or 210 cm, with or without filter, including a Nox-compatible version.Pressure cannulas
• 15804Nasal pressure cannula, paediatricProngs and spacing dimensioned for a child nose. An adult cannula on a child measures nothing reliable.Pressure cannulas
• 15802Oro-nasal pressure cannula, adultA nasal and an oral pickup on the same cannula, for patients who breathe through the mouth part of the night.Pressure cannulas
• 15806Oro-nasal pressure cannula with scoop, adultThe oral pickup takes the shape of a scoop in front of the mouth, catching oral flow even when the patient moves their head.Pressure cannulas
• 15809Single-use Luer filter for pressure cannulasThe small consumable that protects the polygraph pressure transducer. Much cheaper than a repair.Pressure cannulas
• 1370Piezoelectric respiratory effort sensorThe channel that separates central from obstructive apnoea. Four attachments to choose from, depending on the belts already in service in the lab.Respiratory effort sensors
• 1370KITRespiratory effort sensor and belts kitThe sensor with its matching belts, to start an effort channel without getting the compatibility wrong.Respiratory effort sensors
• 1341Belt for respiratory effort sensorSix lengths, from infant to large adult. The part that wears out and gets forgotten on the reorder.Belts and straps
• 9003L90Semi-reusable RIP inductance bandInductance plethysmography, what the AASM recommends when effort has to be quantified. Five sizes and a neonatal version.Respiratory effort sensors
• RESPA00000Spes Medica thorax and abdomen respiration sensorThe Spes Medica line of effort sensor, in adult and child, reusable or single use in fives.Respiratory effort sensors
• RESPACINT100Spes Medica respiration belt strapThe strap for Spes respiration sensors, in 100 or 150 cm depending on chest size.Belts and straps
• 1561Body position sensorSupine, lateral, prone, upright. The channel that turns an apnoea index into an indication for positional therapy. AC and DC versions depending on the polygraph.Body position sensors
• 1770Limb movement sensorPeriodic limb movements with no electrode to stick. One sensor per leg, or a kit of two.Movement sensors
• TREM000000Tremor sensorAn accelerometer sensor to record tremor, alongside surface EMG in neurophysiology.Movement sensors
• SNOR000000Reusable piezoelectric snore sensorTaped to the trachea, it measures the patient vibration and not the noise of the room. Two manufacturers to choose from.Snore sensors
• 9102Interface cable for inductance bandsThorax or abdomen, DIN 42802 or key-type plug. The cable without which a new inductance band is useless.Cables and adapters
• 1002DIN26FMultipolar cable, 2 and 3 channels, 100 cmTwenty configurations from three choices: the number of channels, the patient-side termination, and the device-side plug.Cables and adapters
• BMDS00260RInterface leads for polysomnography sensorsThe two leads that get forgotten: the one for Spes respiration sensors, and the one that brings a key-plug thermistor back to DIN 42802.Cables and adapters
• CASSOMAC20Softcap soft EEG capA softer fabric than the Medcap, for long recordings where the cap stays on the head for hours.EEG caps
• CSSSOMAA20Sleepcap EEG cap for polysomnographyThe cap designed for the whole night: montage reduced to the positions useful for sleep scoring, and a hold over eight hours.EEG caps
• D00000MA000Netcap single-use net capA disposable elastic net that holds hand-placed cup electrodes. No integrated electrodes, no cleaning.EEG caps
• MCS-MMulticap Cup electrode holder capA cap with holders you clip your own cup electrodes into. Nine sizes, from 24 to 66 cm.EEG caps
• HEAD0V2MEEG strap headsetAdjustable straps that press electrodes down without covering the scalp. Two or four straps, neonate to adult.EEG caps
• TIRCUFFMENTAChin strap for EEG capThe part that stops the cap riding up during the night. Three sizes, neonate to adult.EEG caps
• BELT0000095Retention belt for EEG capThe chest belt the cap straps anchor to. Four lengths, from 40 to 120 cm.EEG caps
• DAGS102606Paediatric EEG cup electrodes, 6 mmSix millimetres instead of ten. On an infant skull that is the difference between two distinct positions and a bridge between them.EEG electrodes
• DGAGAT102600LTM EEG cup electrodes for long-term monitoringDesigned to stay in place for several days: low profile, reinforced cable, and a hold that no longer depends on paste alone.EEG electrodes
• DAGD102600Single-use Ag/AgCl EEG cup electrodesThe set is discarded after the study. No cleaning, no reprocessing traceability, no hygiene question to settle.EEG electrodes
• EAR1026AGEEG ear clip electrodeThe A1 and A2 reference that clips to the earlobe, with no paste and no sticking. Three materials, singly or in pairs.EEG electrodes
• BEAG00A2Ag/AgCl EEG monopodThe electrode on a stem, slid through the hair down to the scalp. Adult, child and neonate, standard or sintered.EEG electrodes
• LEAD152610Touchproof lead with snap studThe cable linking a snap adhesive electrode to the polygraph. Seven colours, five lengths from 100 to 300 cm.Cables and adapters
• ADDIN2F01Connector adaptersA 2 mm plug to DIN 42802 and back, 2 and 4 mm sockets, crocodile clips, a jumper bridge. The box that saves a montage.Cables and adapters
• D039035302MYOLINE concentric EMG needleTen lengths and diameters, colour coded. From 20 x 0.35 mm for small muscles to 75 x 0.60 mm for deep ones.EMG needle electrodes
• TFDN262500Single-use monopolar EMG needleSix sizes, from 15 x 0.35 to 75 x 0.45 mm. Less painful than the concentric, but it needs a separate reference electrode.EMG needle electrodes
• DSFN380452506Single-fibre and macro EMG needleThe finest recording surface in the catalogue, for jitter and fibre density. And the macro version, which looks at the other extreme.EMG needle electrodes
• MN3512P150Minifils subdermal needleThe surface electrode that does not come off: it goes under the skin. For theatre, evoked potentials, and patients where nothing holds.EMG needle electrodes
• MIOBOT2540MIOBOT needle for EMG-guided injectionAn insulated hollow needle that records and injects through the same point. Six sizes, from 13 x 0.30 to 70 x 0.70 mm.EMG needle electrodes
• DENIL10026Adhesive electrode for EEG, evoked potentials and EMGTwo surface sizes and six terminations. Size is chosen on the muscle, termination on the equipment.Adhesive electrodes
• DENIF10026Adhesive electrode 30 x 22 mm, EMG and polysomnographyThe large format in two versions: EMG adhesive for the short study, PSG adhesive for the whole night.Adhesive electrodes
• DENIG15026Adhesive ground electrode, 35 x 45 mmThe large surface that drains interference. Neglected at montage, it is the first cause of a dirty trace.Adhesive electrodes
• BARR0026Bipolar stimulation barTwo poles at a fixed 30 mm spacing, so the stimulation distance is the same from patient to patient. With or without a marker stud.Nerve conduction
• STRCG01526Recording bar, 40 mmTwo recording poles at a fixed 40 mm spacing, the counterpart to the stimulation bar.Nerve conduction
• SRRING0126TSTIM/REC digital rings and clipsThe electrodes that go on the finger for sensory conduction. Steel rings, fine rings, finger clips, paediatric version.Nerve conduction
• GDRG004026Reusable ground strap and plateThree velcro strap lengths, from a child wrist to a thigh, and a 30 mm plate. Reusable, so no consumable.Nerve conduction
• FELT0720Stimulation felts, balls and strapsThe wear parts of stimulation electrodes. Dry felt forces the intensity up, which the patient feels before the operator does.Nerve conduction
• TARLATANETarlatan, swabs and adhesives for EEG applicationThe four consumables used at every montage and forgotten at every order.Application accessories
• DISP0001800Blunt needles and spare electrodesThe blunt needle that injects gel through hair, and the electrodes that replace what a cap has lost.Application accessories
• Pastes, gels and skin preparationEverything that happens before the recording.
• Pressure cannulasThe nasal pressure cannula measures flow through pressure variation, not temperature.
• EEG electrodesGold and silver silver-chloride cup electrodes, reusable or single use.
• EEG capsThe cap solves fitting time and position reproducibility.
• Snore sensorsA piezoelectric sensor taped to the trachea measures vibration, where an ambient microphone records the whole room.
• Flow sensorsThermocouples and thermistors measure flow through the temperature difference between inhaled and exhaled air.
• Respiratory effort sensorsThis is the channel that tells a central apnoea from an obstructive one: no effort means central.
• Belts and strapsThe part most often rebought, and most often forgotten on the order.
• Body position sensorsBody position changes everything at interpretation.
• Movement sensorsPeriodic limb movements and tremor.
• Cables and adaptersHalf the incompatibilities between a consumable and a system are solved with a cable.
• EMG needle electrodesConcentric, monopolar, single fibre, subdermal.
• Adhesive electrodesThree surface sizes, four cable lengths, and a connector choice that determines everything else.
• Nerve conductionStimulate in one place, record in another, measure the time between.
• Application accessoriesTarlatan, cotton swabs, adhesive discs, eyelets, foam discs, blunt needles.
• The international 10-20 systemWhy two EEGs recorded in two different hospitals can be compared, and what that imposes on the cap you order.
• Connectors and compatibilityThe question that blocks one order in two. Here is how to know, before ordering, whether a reference will plug into your equipment.
• Electrode materials: gold, Ag/AgCl, tinThe choice is not made on price. It is made on the frequency band you record, and on how many times the electrode will be cleaned.
• Choosing an EEG cap sizeSeven sizes, a colour code, and one measurement to take before ordering. That is all, and it decides the quality of the trace.

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