ABI Devices, Dopplers & Foetal Doppler Equipment

Vital Medical Supplies is Australia's leading supplier of Doppler and Foetal Dopper equipment. Ensure you have the right equipment in your medical practice to carry out a doppler ultrasound.

We stock a range of foetal dopplers from our own private label - inhealth™. The highest quality medical equipment for a fraction of the cost!

The inhealth foetal doppler with a monochrome display is a well designed entry level doppler. It has a waterproof probe suitable for water delivery.

The MESI ABI Doppler is the world's fastest ABI screening device which allows a healthcare professional to diagnose Peripheral Arterial Disease (P.A.D) in one minute.

Please refer to our Frequently Asked Questions for more information on Dopplers and Doppler equipment.

Buy Dopplers & Foetal Doppler Equipment

inhealth™ Colour Foetal Doppler

RRP: $581.90 $413.60 inc GST Save: $168.30

inhealth Portable Foetal Doppler with Monochrome Display - Each

RRP: $460.90 $328.55 inc GST Save: $132.35

MESI mTABLET ABI Cuff Set (Large)

RRP: $641.52 $527.98 inc GST Save: $113.54

MESI mTABLET ABI Diagnostic Module

RRP: $5,987.52 $5,335.50 inc GST Save: $652.02

MESI mTABLET ABI Diagnostic System - Each

RRP: $6,842.88 $6,434.84 inc GST Save: $408.04

MESI ABPI MD Large Cuff Set for use with the MESI ABPI MD

RRP: $508.95 $385.02 inc GST Save: $123.93

MESI ABPI MD Cuff Set - Medium

RRP: $508.95 $384.98 inc GST Save: $123.97

MESI ABPI MD Carry Bag with Padded Shoulder Strap

$274.99 inc GST

MESI ABPI Measuring Device Stand

RRP: $926.64 $737.02 inc GST Save: $189.62

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a foetal doppler work?
What is an ABPI test?
What is a doppler test used for?
What is Peripheral Arterial Disease?

PAD or LEAD (lower extremity artery disease) is the narrowing of peripheral arteries. It is caused by a build-up of plaque in the arterial walls. This means the blood flow to the limbs is restricted.

The most typical symptom is leg pain which occurs during exercise and is relieved by a short period of rest, this is known as intermittent claudication. Most patients, however, do not necessarily feel the leg pain or any other symptoms or are unable to describe them to their doctor.