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This is a Westergren pipette stand for erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR).
Here are its main features:

Function: It is used to hold Westergren pipettes upright during erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) testing, also known as hemo-sedimentation rate (HSR).

Capacity: It can hold multiple pipettes simultaneously, facilitating the organization and reading of results for multiple samples.

Material: Made of metal (such as stainless steel for the stems) and plastic or composite material for the base, ensuring stability and durability.

Design: It is designed to hold Westergren pipettes stably and upright, which is crucial for accurate sedimentation measurements.

Wheelchair Commode Chair – Mobile Hygiene Solution

Key Features:

✔ Dual-Function Design – Combines wheelchair mobility with integrated commode functionality

• Horseshoe-shaped seat opening for toileting

• Removable bucket (if included) for easy cleaning

✔ Hygienic Construction –

• Stainless steel frame (rust-resistant)

• Waterproof vinyl upholstery (wipe-clean surface)

✔ User Safety & Comfort –

• Padded seat & backrest for extended use

• Adjustable armrests for secure transfers

• Locking casters (4 wheels) for shower/bathroom mobility

✔ Clinical Applications –

• Ideal for elderly care, post-surgery recovery, and limited-mobility patients

• Suitable for wet environments (showers/bathrooms)

CATEGORY: Maternity & Pediatric (or “Traumatology & Orthopedics” if preferred)

Why This Categorization?

While “Logistics and medical supplies” could apply, your original list suggests:

• Maternity & Pediatric: Useful for postpartum recovery or disabled children

• Traumatology & Orthopedics: Post-injury mobility support

Features of a Wheelchair with Potty
A wheelchair with potty, also called a commode or toilet chair, is a piece of medical equipment that combines the functions of a wheelchair and an integrated toilet.

Its main features are:

Frame: Made of chrome-plated steel, providing strength and durability.

Mobility: Equipped with wheels to facilitate user mobility. The casters are equipped with brakes for stability and safety.

Integrated Toilet: A removable potty is located under the seat, providing easy access for the user and facilitating cleaning.

Comfort and Adjustability:
Armrests: Fold down for easy transfers.

Leg/Footrests: Detachable or retractable for comfort and maneuverability.

Seat and backrest: Upholstered for user comfort, in faux leather with a bucket seat.

The features of a wheelless walker generally include the following:

Structure:
It is made of a lightweight aluminum metal frame, designed to provide stable support to the user while walking.

Handles:
It is equipped with two handles, with comfortable padding, to facilitate grip and improve user comfort.

Legs:
This specific model does not have wheels and rests on four legs with non-slip tips to ensure maximum stability, especially indoors.

Stability:
It offers significant support and stability, making it ideal for people who need maximum support and balance assistance.

Mobility:
Unlike wheeled walkers, this type of walker requires lifting and moving with each step.

Adjustability:
The height of the legs is adjustable to suit the user’s height, as indicated by the visible perforations on the leg posts.

White canes, also called blind canes, are used as a mobility aid for visually impaired or blind people. Their main characteristics are:

Color:

They are usually white, with a distinctive red stripe for better visibility and recognition by other road users.

Materials:
They are made from lightweight and durable materials such as aluminum or carbon fiber.

Foldable or telescopic design:
White canes are designed to be foldable or telescopic, making them easier to transport and store.

Handle:
They are equipped with an ergonomic handle for a comfortable grip.

Tip:
The lower end has a tip that can be fixed or pivoting, allowing the user to detect obstacles and changes in ground texture.