Each of our original accessories meets all official quality standards and is measured against strict internal standards at our accredited test center. It takes nearly 100,000 rounds of testing before a consumable or accessory is made available to our customers.

Our Consumables and accessories are extensively tested with both their intended devices and its entire consumable portfolio for optimal operational performance and to reduce compatibility risk, thus ensuring patient safety. A Declaration of Compatibility certifies that a certain product has been tested in combination with the corresponding device.

Accessories are tested with our medical devices according to IEC 60601-2-13 and EN ISO 8835. Only use Dräger approved accessories and consumables with Dräger devices, otherwise correct functioning and performance might be compromised.

“As a family entrepreneur, the things I do today, I want to be able to explain to my children tomorrow.”

  - Stefan Dräger, Chairman of the Executive Board

For us, sustainability reaches beyond our company grounds. It means creating the best possible conditions for our customers, business partners, employees – and our planet as a whole.

As Your Specialist in Acute Care, this is our commitment. This is the responsibility we have for a healthier environment.

Comfort and ability to communicate with caregivers and family is a priority for you patients. Especially for neonatal patients, our ventilation accessories provide effective and gentle support, helping to reduce stress and promote the development of the newborn.

Benefits of non-invasive ventilation for your patient include:

• Fewer complications¹
• Shorter stay in ICU²
• Increased quality of life^3,4
• Better chance of survival⁵
• Reduced risk of infection^6,7

Quality management and process optimisation are important in all areas of your hospital. We help you meet these goals through:

Customisation

Our Set2go solutions offers totally customized sets consisting of single-patient-use accessories. One article number includes all the items in a single package.

Each year in Germany about 400,000 to 600,000 patients acquire nosocomial infections. Affected patients have increased morbidity and according to the National Surveillance Center (NRZ), 20-30% of these infections could be prevented with suitable hygiene measures.