Macintosh Blades

Curved design allows the tip to be guided to the epiglottic vallecula for direct visualisation of the glottis whilst holding the tongue to the side for direct vision of intubation.

Miller Blades

The shallow curved tip provides greater control in patients with a larger epiglottis, such as in paediatric patients. Infant and neonatal Miller blades also available with a delivery port to provide supplementary oxygen during laryngoscopy.

Flexible McCoy Type Blades

The Flexible blade has a hinged tip operated by a lever mechanism. This elevates the epiglottis while reducing amount of force required. Shown to improve the view during difficult intubations and in patients wearing cervical collars.

Robertshaw Blades

For neonatal and infant use, Robertshaw blades feature a gentle shallow blade curvature to lift the epiglottis indirectly in a similar way to Macintosh Blades.

Seward Blades

Originally an infant blade for asphyxia neonatorum, also used for paediatric patients.

Wisconsin Blades

For neonatal and infant use for an improved view and greater control of the epiglottis with a subtly wider distal end than a standard Miller Blade.