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Tous Ergo expertise for healthcare professionals
Tous Ergo, formerly SuperMed, is a leading supplier of medical disposables for healthcare professionals. We focus on the products and services clinicians need to work in sound clinical and hygienic conditions.
Medical disposables are single-use products for medical care and diagnostic procedures. They can include medical devices, clinical supplies, surgical instruments, and pharmaceutical products. They are essential for treating illness and injury, especially in hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and medical offices. They help prevent healthcare-associated infections and support aseptic technique during procedures.
In this category, built for the people who care for others every day, you will find medical protection, exam table paper, wound care and dressings, disinfectants and diagnostic medical equipment.
How do you equip and set up a medical office?
Are you a doctor setting up an office in a health center, or on your own? That setup shapes every visit to come. Start with a physician's sign beside the outside door, so patients, including people with limited mobility, can find you more easily.
Why the waiting room matters
A waiting room is often an anxious place. Make it large enough, wheelchair accessible, and comfortable. Skip stark warning posters about disease in favor of simple, colorful, or bright decor that helps people settle.
- The right furniture: A low table for reading material, and chairs with armrests (essential when seniors need help standing up).
- Accessibility: Leave clear floor space for walkers and wheelchairs.
- A children's corner: Set aside a spot for children, with suitable seats, washable toys, and playful displays.
Ergonomics in the exam room
The exam room is your main workplace, so you and your patients should feel at ease there. Choose furniture carefully, and choose the right size. Good workplace ergonomics helps prevent musculoskeletal strain for the clinician:
- The desk: It should hold your computer equipment and leave enough room to write prescriptions.
- The exam table: Choose a height-adjustable electric exam table suited to your practice. It makes transfers easier for older patients and patients with a disability.
- Storage and hygiene: Your storage should hold charts and a stock of disposables, such as exam table paper, gloves, and disinfectants, within easy reach.
Advice from Tous Ergo: To keep the office flowing and avoid running out of critical supplies, set a reorder point for disposables (gloves, table paper, syringes). Order again when what you have left will cover about two weeks of care.
Diagnostic equipment and supplies: the essentials
For primary care doctors, independent nurses, and specialists, basic equipment is what makes an accurate diagnosis possible. Infrared or electronic thermometers, high-frequency stethoscopes, blood pressure monitors (manual or electronic), exam table paper, and reflex hammers belong in the medical bag you keep with you.
Baby scales, medical-grade adult scales, blood glucose meters, pulse oximeters, and otoscopes round out the kit. Calibrate and maintain these tools regularly so the health data you collect stays reliable.
| Equipment category | Product examples | Clinical role |
|---|---|---|
| Medical diagnosis | Stethoscope, blood pressure monitor, otoscope, pulse oximeter | Vital signs, heart and lung auscultation, and first-line exams. |
| Hygiene and disinfection | Hand sanitizer, virucidal wipes, surface spray | Keeps the field aseptic, destroys pathogens, and helps prevent cross-infection. |
| Personal protective equipment (PPE) | Nitrile gloves, FFP2/surgical masks, isolation gowns | A barrier for clinician and patient against body fluids and viruses. |
| Wound care and dressings | Sterile gauze, compression bandages, syringes | Wound treatment, dressing changes, injections, and blood draws. |
What is an implantable medical device?
An implantable medical device is any active device meant to be placed, wholly or partly, in the human body by surgery or another medical procedure, or placed in a natural orifice by a medical procedure and left there. Unlike disposables, these devices (such as pacemakers, implanted insulin pumps, or joint prostheses) require full traceability and meet very strict CE marking rules. Tous Ergo focuses mainly on external equipment and office disposables, and clinicians still need to follow patients who have these implants with real care.
Which medical equipment, supplies, and accessories should you choose?
On Tous Ergo, every product page includes a detailed description and the points that matter (materials, EN standards, latex-free, and more). Below each product we also list what pairs with it, so you do not have to hunt: a wall dispenser with your exam-table paper rolls, for example, or needles that fit your syringes.
What exactly counts as a disposable medical supply?
A disposable is medical equipment you throw away after one use. Examples include exam gloves (vinyl, latex, or nitrile), exam table paper (quilted or plastic-backed), surgical masks, bouffant caps, shoe covers, and gauze. Single use means each patient gets a sterile or clean setup, which is the foundation of modern infection control.