Marine patient care equipment, disposable medical consumables, and hygiene supplies under IMPA Codes 392016 and 392041–392050 are essential components of ship medical chests required onboard  international vessels. These items support patient care, medical treatment, hygiene management, and emergency response in situations where shore-based medical assistance is unavailable.
This category includes urine containers, bedpans, hot water bottles, catheter sheath sets, bladder drainage sets, rectal drip sets, disposable syringes and needles, filter infusers, and disposable polyethylene gloves, all supplied in inspection-ready packaging suitable for SOLAS, , UK Merchant Shipping Regulations, IMDG preparedness, and PSC compliance.
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Included IMPA Items & Medical Applications
IMPA 392050 – Urine Container
Used for hygienic urine collection and monitoring of patients onboard ships.
IMPA 392049 – Hot Water Bottle
Provides heat therapy for pain relief, muscle relaxation, and patient comfort onboard.
IMPA 392048 – Bedpan
Essential patient-care item for bedridden or injured crew members onboard vessels.
IMPA 392047 – Catheter Penile Sheath Set
Used for non-invasive urinary management and patient hygiene onboard ships.
IMPA 392044 – Disposable Syringes & Needles (2ml, 5ml, 10ml)
Sterile, single-use syringes and needles for safe medication administration onboard.
IMPA 392043 – Disposable Filter Infuser
Used to ensure clean and controlled fluid administration during medical treatment.
IMPA 392042 – Rectal Drip Set
Medical administration set used when oral medication is not possible.
IMPA 392041 – Bladder Drainage Set
Used for urinary drainage and patient care during medical emergencies.
IMPA 392016 – Disposable Polyethylene Gloves (Large)
Protective gloves used for hygiene, infection control, and medical procedures onboard.