Gloves & Protective Wear
- Examination and surgical gloves
- Disposable masks
- Surgical gowns and aprons
- Bouffant and surgeon caps
- Shoe covers and protective kits
Source everyday medical and surgical consumables for hospitals, clinics, laboratories and care facilities. Share the exact product, size, pack configuration, sterility requirement and quantity for relevant available options and a quotation.
The same generic product name can cover different materials, sizes, pack counts and sterile presentations. Confirm the exact specification before ordering.
A clinic’s weekly demand is different from a hospital central store or laboratory. Separating the list by department improves quantity planning and quotation accuracy.
Consolidate ward, OT, emergency, ICU and outpatient requirements while retaining department-wise quantities, pack formats and approved alternatives.
Plan smaller but regular stocks of examination gloves, masks, syringes, dressing materials, disposable sheets and procedure consumables.
Specify sample-collection, barrier-protection and general consumable requirements using exact size, material, sterile status and pack quantity.

Similar-looking consumables may differ in material, dimensions, sterile presentation and unit count. A precise description reduces mismatched quotations.
Fast-moving consumables need planned replenishment, clear minimum levels and proper stock rotation. Final usage and stock controls remain the facility’s responsibility.
Record average weekly or monthly usage by department rather than relying only on the total quantity purchased.
Define minimum and target stock based on consumption, expected lead time, storage capacity and operational risk.
Identify products whose shortage would interrupt care and review their stock position more frequently.
Before repeat ordering, verify that size, material, sterile status, units per pack and quoted manufacturer still match the approved requirement.
Use facility-approved stock-rotation practices and check packaging, batch and expiry information before issue or use.
Store products according to manufacturer labelling and facility policy, protecting sealed packs from moisture, damage and unsuitable conditions.
Product suitability must be assessed against intended use and the healthcare facility’s approved procurement and infection-control requirements.
1. Share: Send the item, specification, pack size, quantity and postcode.
2. Clarify: Confirm sterile status, material, size, manufacturer preference and acceptable alternatives.
3. Review: Check pack details, commercial terms and delivery timeline before ordering.
From Choolai, Sakthi Pharma Surgical handles medical disposables enquiries from hospitals, clinics, diagnostic centres, laboratories, nursing homes and healthcare buyers across Chennai. Availability and delivery feasibility depend on the product, quantity and destination.
Provide the product name, intended use, sterile or non-sterile requirement, material or size, pack configuration, quantity, preferred manufacturer if any, delivery postcode and purchase timeline.
Yes. Hospitals and clinics can share a recurring requirement list. Current availability, pack size, batch information and commercial terms should be confirmed for each order.
No. Sterility depends on the product and intended use. Confirm whether the quoted item is sterile or non-sterile and review its intact packaging and labelling before use.
No. The categories describe the types of enquiries handled. Current manufacturer, specification, pack size, stock and delivery timeline must be confirmed during quotation.
Follow the manufacturer’s labelled storage conditions and your facility policy. Keep packaging intact and protect stock from moisture, contamination, damage and unsuitable temperature or light exposure.
Send the product specifications, pack sizes and quantities for available options from our Chennai team.