Media supply
The delivery of dialysis media to the point of care in a clean and organised manner
- Right interface, easy access for dialysate, concentrate, power
- Individualised systems and designs
- MediaP: rail system of choice
- MediaC: central bedside point for modern dialysis units
- MediaR: cost-effective delivery and collection of dialysis fluids
Media supply at a glance
Our media supply products provide the right interface for easy access to all the relevant dialysis media, such as dialysate, concentrate or power. Our portfolio contains a variety of systems for different premises and individual design requirements.
At your fingertips
MediaP
The MediaP, or Media Supply Panel, is the rail system of choice. Designed to meet the needs of the modern dialysis unit, it provides a robust and ergonomically designed central point for the dialysis machine services.
The detachable panels installed between the media centres allow quick and easy access to the electrical and fluid components. The modular and flexible design makes it easy to install, extend or modify.
MediaC
MediaC Media Supply Center has been designed to meet the needs of a modern dialysis unit. Available as single or double station units, the MediaC provides an alternative to the Fresenius Medical Care MediaP Media Supply Panel.
The MediaC provides a central bedside point for all electrical and hydraulic services, including permeate, concentrates, drainage, power, alarms, data interface and equipotential earth bonding.
MediaR
The MediaR Media Supply Rail provides a cost-effective option for the delivery and collection of dialysis fluids. Connections for dialysis water, concentrates and draining are available. The installation of this system is simple and quick.
If you would like to order this product via the NHS Supply Chain Catalogue, please visit the following link: NHS Supply Chain Online Catalogue
Additional information relating to multiBic or Calrecia can be found in the critical care section of our product information page.
Adverse Events Reporting
Adverse events should be reported. Reporting forms and information can be found at
https://yellowcard.mhra.gov.uk/ or search for MHRA Yellowcard in the Google Play or Apple app store. Adverse events should also be reported to Fresenius Medical Care on 01623 445100.
UK/HEMA/FME/0922/0005 Date of Preparation: November 2022
