Miller Conventional Blade 0

The Miller Conventional Laryngoscope Blade (Size Standard) is the straight-blade design optimized for term neonates — the primary neonatal intubation blade. The Miller blade tip is placed under the epiglottis, directly lifting it to expose the vocal cords — a technique preferred when the epiglottis is floppy or the larynx is anteriorly placed.

Product Specifications

• SKU: DI-230-02
• Blade Type: Straight (Miller)
• Illumination: Conventional bulb
• Material: AISI 420 surgical stainless steel, satin finish
• Sterilization: Autoclave at 134°C (273°F), rated for 3,000+ cycles
• Certifications: ISO 13485:2016, CE Marked, FDA Registered, ISO 7376 compliant (fiber optic products)
• Manufacturer: Fizza Surgical International, Sialkot, Pakistan

Clinical Applications

The Miller straight blade is clinically preferred for:

• Neonatal and infant intubation (epiglottis directly lifted, not indirectly via ligament)
• Patients with anterior larynx or limited cervical mobility
• Difficult airway scenarios where Macintosh produces poor views
• Pediatric anesthesia where smaller, floppy epiglottis anatomy requires direct lifting

Manufacturing Quality

• Direct manufacturer pricing — 30–50% below Welch Allyn / Heine / Riester equivalents
• Lifetime warranty on the body against manufacturing defects
• OEM manufacturing available — custom engraving, branded packaging, distributor SKU system from 100-unit orders
• Free sample units for qualified distributors to verify quality before bulk commitment
• 40+ years manufacturing experience — Fizza Surgical since 1985

Request Pricing

This product is available for wholesale and OEM distribution. For bulk pricing, sample requests, or custom branding (private label), request a factory quote.

Also browse our full laryngoscope range covering McCoy, Macintosh, Miller, Phillips, and specialty blade patterns.

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