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Benenden Hospital and SageTech Medical: working together to reduce healthcare’s carbon footprint Watch the video here youtu.be/r9fFqShXXDk?si…

SID-Solutions: Sustainable Innovative Manufacturing Partnership Watch the video here youtu.be/HRizNO6-U6M?si… #anaesthesia #UKmanufacturing #sustainability #medicine #netzero

Innovate UK Grant Funding Awarded to SageTech Medical To Enhance Processing Capability For Remanufacturing Of Waste Volatile Anaesthetics Watch the video here youtu.be/tUWZEk6sia8?si… #sustainability #medicine #anaesthesia #NHS #carbonreduction #netzero

Wishing all our customers, colleagues and friends a wonderful Christmas and a happy New Year - from the SageTech Medical team! Our office will be closed on the 25th and 26th Dec and 1st Jan.

Recycle > Reuse > Reduce > Research > Rethink. SageTech Medical - Leading Sustainable Anaesthesia. Learn more: sagetechmedical.com.

Our innovative SID-Dock waste anesthetic gas capture machine is designed to be portable, providing the flexibility to quickly deploy it in different operating theatres without needing to adapt existing anaesthetic equipment. Learn more: sagetechmedical.com.

Our SID-Can waste anaesthetic capture canisters are reusable and robust, eliminating the need for consumables with reusable canisters and storage containers. Learn more: sagetechmedical.com.

Our SID-Can waste anaesthetic capture filters are drop-resistant and tamper-resistant, giving users peace of mind for safe handling and storage. Learn more: sagetechmedical.com.

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Our SID-Can waste anaesthetic capture filters have self-sealing valves for safe handling, storage and transport. The valves also eliminate user workload associated with some other systems that require filters to be capped off and placed into a zip-lock bag.

In his new role, he’ll be ensuring that our day-to-day operations, from order processing through to production and delivery, run smoothly, efficiently, and in full compliance with quality and regulatory standards. Welcome to the team Justin!

We’re delighted to welcome Justin Milton as Operations Manager at SageTech Medical! Justin brings over 20 years of operational experience and 5 years in quality management, having held senior roles across logistics, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing.

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SageTech's waste anesthetic gas capture technology enables the capture of sevoflurane, isoflurane, and desflurane without the need to change filters, allowing anaesthetists to seamlessly switch between different anaesthetic gases based on the specific needs of each patient.

Interested in becoming a distributor of SageTech Medical's innovative anaesthetic gas capture solution? 🌍 ♻️ Visit the link below to see our current distribution partners and get in touch: sagetechmedical.com/distribution-p…

SageTech Medical have developed a circular economy solution that captures, recovers and recycles waste anaesthetic gases, helping to lower the carbon footprint of healthcare and creating a new paradigm of sustainable anaesthesia. Find out more at sagetechmedical.com.

Volatile anaesthetics contribute over one fifth of the carbon footprint of surgical procedures. Every year, nearly half a million tonnes of CO2 equivalent emissions are released from surgeries in England. youtu.be/Erue_eO0qrI

SageTech Medical have developed a circular economy solution that captures, recovers and recycles the waste anaesthetic, so that it can be reused. Find out more at sagetechmedical.com.

Only 5% of the anaesthetic that is administered during a surgical procedure is metabolised by the patient. The remaining 95% is released into the atmosphere, where it can stay for up to 14 years as a harmful and highly polluting greenhouse gas. youtu.be/9P_inX3zaHM

SageTech Medical have developed a circular economy solution that captures, recovers and recycles these waste anaesthetic gases, helping to lower the carbon footprint of healthcare and protect our planet. Find out more at sagetechmedical.com.

Across the globe, 3 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent emissions are released every year from anaesthetic gases. The same amount of emissions would be produced by a car driving around the Earth over 540,000 times. youtu.be/1KL3UUXF7GA