Healthcare Products Price List in Bangladesh

Arogga’s healthcare shelf covers the equipment people use to look after health at home: blood pressure monitors, thermometers, oximeters and glucometers, nebulizers, orthopedic supports and mobility aids, elderly care, first aid and hygiene supplies. None of it needs a prescription, though a doctor should guide what you monitor and how often.

Every device type has its own shelf with its own brands and models, so start from the one you need.

Shop Healthcare by Type

• Blood Pressure Monitors and Accessories — upper-arm and wrist digital monitors, manual sets and spare cuffs.
• Nebulizing Machine & Masks & Respirators — compressor and portable nebulizers, masks and mouthpieces.
• Thermometer — digital, infrared and ear thermometers.
• Pulse Oximeters — fingertip monitors for blood oxygen and pulse.
• Glucometers & Diabetic Care — blood glucose meters, test strips and lancets.
• Injury & Orthopedic Supports — back belts, cervical collars, knee and wrist supports, and slings.
• Adult Diapers & Briefs — pant and tape adult diapers in several sizes.
• First Aid — bandages, dressings, antiseptics and complete first-aid kits.

Wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, massage tools, weighing scales, gloves and face masks sit in the smaller groups around these.

Home Health Monitors

A home monitor is only as good as how it is used. The points that matter for each device:

Device	What decides the reading
Blood pressure monitor	A cuff that fits the arm, and sitting still for five minutes first. Upper-arm models are generally more consistent than wrist ones
Thermometer	Where it is used: under the tongue, in the armpit, the ear or the forehead each read slightly differently
Pulse oximeter	A warm finger held still; cold hands and nail polish can give a false low
Glucometer	Strips made for that exact meter, within their expiry date, and clean dry hands

Write readings down with the date and time, and take the record to your doctor. A single high or low number matters less than the pattern across days.

Nebulizers

Compressor nebulizers plug into the mains and suit daily use at home. Portable mesh units are quieter and run on batteries, which helps with children and travel. The medicine that goes into either comes on a prescription. Rinse and dry the cup and mask after every session, and replace the mask when it stiffens or cracks.

Supports and Mobility Aids

Back belts, collars and knee supports are sized by a body measurement, not by clothing size: waist for a lumbar belt, neck for a collar, the knee’s circumference for a knee brace. The size chart is on each listing. Crutches and walking sticks should be adjusted so the elbow bends slightly when holding the grip. A support is meant to protect an injury while it heals, so ask a doctor or physiotherapist how long to wear it.

Elderly Care and First Aid

Elderly care

Adult diapers come as pants for people who can stand and tape styles for someone lying down; both are sized by waist. Underpads protect a bed or chair.

First aid

A home first-aid kit needs sterile dressings, bandages, antiseptic, gloves and a pair of scissors, checked every few months for expired items.

Healthcare Products Price in Bangladesh

For a monitor, features move the price: memory for readings, two-user modes, irregular-heartbeat alerts and Bluetooth all add to it. Origin matters too, with Japanese and European brands above Chinese ones for the same type of device.

The purchase price is only part of the cost for some devices. A glucometer needs a steady supply of strips and lancets, and a nebulizer needs new masks, so the price of those consumables is the number that adds up over a year.

Healthcare Brands in Bangladesh

• Omron — the Japanese maker of digital blood pressure monitors and nebulizers.
• Yuwell — digital and manual blood pressure monitors, glucometers and nebulizers.
• Jumper — infrared thermometers, pulse oximeters and scales.
• NIPRO — glucometers and test strips, and surgical supplies such as urine bags.
• Tynor — the widest orthopedic range, from abdominal belts to traction kits.
• United Medicare — cervical collars, lumbar corsets and abdominal supports.
• Samson Scintifics & Surgicals Pvt.Ltd — lumbo-sacral belts, supports and heating pads.
• Hygia — adult pant and tape diapers and underpads.

Buying Healthcare Products Online in Bangladesh

Model numbers matter more on this shelf than anywhere else on Arogga. Two monitors from one brand can look identical and differ in cuff size, memory or power supply, so compare the model code on each listing before choosing. For anything with a battery or adapter, check which it takes and whether spares are easy to find.

When buying for an older parent, pick the simplest device that does the job: a large display, one button and a voice readout on some monitors make home checks far easier to keep up.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a prescription for medical devices?

No. Devices and supports can be ordered without one. Nebulizer medicine and insulin are prescription items, and sit on the medicine shelf.

Is an upper-arm or a wrist blood pressure monitor better?

Upper-arm monitors are usually more consistent and are what most doctors prefer. A wrist monitor suits someone whose arm is too large for a standard cuff, if it is held at heart level.

Can I use any test strips with my glucometer?

No. Strips are made for a specific meter, and the wrong strips give wrong readings or none at all. Check the meter name on the strip box.

How accurate are infrared thermometers?

Good enough for checking a fever when used as the instructions say, at the right distance and on dry skin. For a baby, a doctor may prefer a digital reading taken another way.

What oxygen level on an oximeter needs a doctor?

Ask your doctor for the number that applies to you. A reading that is falling, or any breathlessness, needs medical advice straight away rather than another reading.