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SUZHOU TEXNET CO., LTD.

Founded in 2002, Suzhou Texnet is a China-based supplier specializing in high-quality medical disposable products. Guedel Airways Manufacturers and OEM/ODM Guedel Airways Factory. Located in Suzhou Industrial Park, just an hour's drive from Shanghai. We pride ourselves on holding CE and ISO 13485 certifications by TUV. We’re also FDA registered. Our products are trusted by hospitals, pharmacies, and nursing homes across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, North America, and South America.
Over the past three decades, Suzhou Texnet has grown from a small startup into a key player in the global medical supply industry, achieving significant increases in yearly turnover. As a comprehensive one-stop solution provider, we offer a broad range of products and services to meet all your medical disposable needs, simplifying the procurement process, combining the shipment, and ensuring consistent quality. Supply Guedel Airways Wholesale.
We view every client inquiry as an opportunity to demonstrate our commitment to quality. Our dedicated QC team ensures that all products meet established standards, while our customer service team is responsive to every piece of feedback or concern.
At Suzhou Texnet, we focus on enhancing the client purchasing experience through continuous internal performance assessments. Our ultimate goal is to ensure that our clients enjoy doing business with us, helping them achieve greater success and profitability.
We look forward to partnering with you and achieving shared success.

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Ensuring Safe Airway Management with Guedel Airways - Quality You Can Trust

The Guedel airway, also known as the oropharyngeal airway (OPA), is an essential device used to maintain or open a patient’s airway during unconsciousness or sedation. Its primary function is to prevent the tongue from obstructing the pharynx, thus facilitating effective ventilation and oxygenation. Correct insertion technique is critical to maximize the device’s benefits and minimize complications.

At Suzhou Texnet, founded in 2002 and located in Suzhou Industrial Park near Shanghai, we specialize in supplying high-quality medical disposable products, including Guedel airways. Holding CE and ISO 13485 certifications by TUV and FDA registration, our products are trusted by hospitals, pharmacies, and nursing homes worldwide. Our commitment to quality aligns with the essential need for properly designed and reliably manufactured airway devices.

Selecting the Correct Size

Proper sizing of the Guedel airway ensures safe and effective airway management. To select the right size, measure from the corner of the patient’s mouth to the angle of the jaw or earlobe. An airway that is too small won’t adequately keep the tongue forward, while one that is too large may cause trauma or trigger gagging.

Suzhou Texnet offers a broad range of sizes, catering to adults, children, and infants, ensuring clinicians can always find the correct fit to meet patient needs. As a one-stop medical disposable supplier, we simplify procurement by combining shipment services with consistent quality assurance.

Patient Positioning and Insertion

Position the patient supine with the head slightly tilted backward to align the airway axes. Hold the Guedel airway with the curved tip facing upward toward the roof of the mouth and gently insert it along the hard palate. Upon reaching the back of the throat, rotate the airway 180 degrees so the tip points downward, following the natural curve of the tongue and airway. This technique avoids pushing the tongue backward, which could worsen airway obstruction.

For infants and small children, insertion is usually done without rotation, due to anatomical differences.

Ensuring Proper Placement

Once rotated, advance the airway until the flange rests against the lips or teeth, preventing over-insertion. The distal end should sit at the base of the tongue, maintaining an open airway passage. Suzhou Texnet’s dedicated Quality Control team rigorously tests all airway devices to ensure they meet international standards, supporting safe and effective clinical use.

Verification and Cautions

After insertion, confirm airway patency by observing chest rise, listening for breath sounds, and monitoring oxygenation. The Guedel airway is a temporary adjunct and does not replace advanced Guedel airway management when required. It should not be used in patients with an intact gag reflex or oral trauma to avoid complications such as vomiting or airway trauma.

At Suzhou Texnet, we view every client inquiry as an opportunity to demonstrate our commitment to quality. Our responsive customer service team ensures all feedback is addressed promptly, reinforcing our role as a trusted partner in global medical supplies.