Aurelia Saliva Ejectors — White, 1,000 Ejectors (10 × 100/Bag Case)

Wire-reinforced saliva ejectors that easily form and hold any shape the clinician needs, with a soft non-removable rounded tip free of sharp edges for patient safety. Non-sterile. Fits standard dental suction lines.

Ten bags of a hundred, 1,000 ejectors for $53.91 — $5.39 a bag, or about five cents each. They are non-sterile, wire-reinforced and shaped by hand at the chair, which is what an operatory actually needs from suction. The three-layer dental bibs are the other consumable that leaves the drawer at the same rate.

How many ejectors are in this case, and what does one cost?

Ten bags of 100, so 1,000 ejectors at $53.91 — $5.39 per bag and about five cents each. That is the number to compare against a lower-priced bag: at a hundred ejectors a bag, five cents either way is a dollar a bag, and a clinic that runs six bags a week is looking at a three-hundred-dollar difference over a year. Bags are sealed, so the count per bag is what makes the arithmetic work; open a bag and the unit price becomes a guess.

What does non-sterile mean for a saliva ejector?

It means the ejector has not been sterilized and is not presented as sterile — the normal condition for intraoral suction, where the device touches saliva and soft tissue rather than a wound. Single use is what keeps it safe: one ejector per patient, into the waste, and a fresh one for the next. Where a procedure calls for sterile suction, a sterile catheter is the article that meets it, and this bag is not it. Saying so plainly is more useful than implying a sterility the listing does not claim.

Will these fit the suction lines already installed?

The listing states that they fit standard dental suction lines, which is the practical answer for most operatories: the ejector pushes onto the hose end and is held by friction. The tip is soft, fully rounded and non-removable, so it will not come off in a patient's mouth — the failure mode that makes a removable tip a bad idea. The wire runs the length of the tube so it holds whatever curve the clinician sets, and stays where it was put while the assistant works.

Keeping the operatory stocked. The compliance log centre carries printable stock sheets for operatory drawers, and mixed dental consumable orders for a group practice are quoted on the wholesale page. Aurelia products reach Canada through CliniEco Medical, MDEL #35334.

Packaging: 10 bags of 100 per case (1,000 ejectors).

CliniEco Medical is an authorized Canadian distributor of Aurelia® products — MDEL #35334. Made in Canada by Supermax Healthcare Canada.