High Quality Disposable Hollow Fiber Hemodialyzer for Blood Dialysis Treatment

For samples it's $12.50 per unit plus shipping, mid-volume around 500 pieces drops to $8.20, and if you're pushing 2,000 or more we're looking at $6.75—that's pretty much the sweet spot for most clinics. The cost-effectiveness isn't just about the unit price though, because what it does is cut your per-treatment cost when you factor in the consistency across batches.

We've been shipping these for about three years now, and what most buyers don't realize is that the 1.6 size is actually the most for adult patients—roughly 70% of orders are for that one. The polyether sulfone membrane gives you better clearance than standerd cellulose-based dialyzers, especially for middle molecules, and the ETO sterilization means you don't have to worry about gamma damage to the hollow fibers. One thing we've noticed is that the high flux option works noticeably better for patients with residual kidney function, but the low flux is gentler on the vascular access in long run. Anyway, the sealing with polyurethane is tighter than most competitors, so you'll see fewer clotting issues during the session—that's a concrete detail from handling returns.

Actually, this isn't suited for pediatric cases below 20kg unless you're using the 1.2 size and monitoring closely, because the blood flow rates can be tricky. The O-rings are silicone rubber, which holds up better to repeated clamping than the cheaper PVC alternatives some supliers use.

So the lead time is usually 20 days or so for the first order, but once you're in our system our company can do 14 days on repeat orders—just confirm stock before you commit because our company have had shortages on the 2.0 size during flu season. You'll get individual sterile packaging with a peel-open pouch, and the COA comes with every batch (HPLC verified, typically 99.8% clearance efficieny on urea). 3.5 million units shipped last year and zero biocompatibility complaints, so the medical grade materials aren't just marketing fluff.

One more thing—don't expect it to work well with high-viscosity blood or patients on heavy anticoagulation protocols, the hollow fibers can clog faster than some premium Japanese brands. That's just a limitation we've seen in feedback, not something we're trying to spin.