Polysulfone Hemodialyzer Filter Fiber - High Flux & Low Flux Dialysis Membrane for Renal Therapy

Only gamma sterilization here—no ETO or autoclave options—so you're locked into that one method, but it's teh cleanest for biocompatibility and leaves no residue, which most hospital protocols prefer anyway.

The effective surface area runs from 1.4 to 2.0 m² configurable, so you can dial it in for different patient needs without switching product lines, and the 1.8 m² is what most standard adult treatments use, give or take.

High flux or low flux, you choose at ordering—if you're running acute cases low flux handles smaller solute removal better, but high flux is what we usually ship for chronic, about 70% of orders go that way. Not suitable to pediatric use at all though, the minimum suface area's too high.

Lead time runs 20-30 days typically, but samples are avaliable now for evaluation—just confirm shiping address and we'll send one unit with full COA and TDS. MOQ sits at 10,000 units, which sounds steep, but we've got customers splitting orders across two or three facilities to hit it.

Shelf life is two years from manufacutre so you've got plenty of runway—store it room temp in dry conditions, avoid direct sunlight, and it's good. BPA-free construction on the polypropylene shell, which a lot of renal teams specifically ask about now.

Logo printing's available on the shell if you want your branding on it—that adds about 5 days to lead time. Anyway, the main thing is the membrane itself, polysulfone/polyethersulfone blend, and it basically cleans small and medium molecules consistently.