SensiSorb™

SensiSorb is a high-performance CO₂ absorbent soda lime specifically designed for veterinary anesthesia applications. It efficiently removes carbon dioxide from rebrSensiSorb™  is a premium CO₂ absorbent engineered to support efficient, reliable veterinary anesthesia. Its proprietary formulation combines optimized pellet design, low airflow resistance, and a permanent color-change indicator to promote consistent CO₂ absorption, cleaner operation, and dependable performance throughout every procedure.

• Low airflow resistance (0.5 mbar) promotes smoother airflow through the anesthesia circuit.
• Permanent dark purple exhaustion indicator remains visible after use and will not revert to white, providing clear confirmation when replacement is needed.
• High-strength spherical pellets (98.2% hardness) resist breakage during shipping, handling, and use.
• Ultra-low dust generation (0.90%) helps minimize debris and supports cleaner anesthesia equipment.
• Optimized pellet geometry encourages more uniform gas distribution and efficient utilization of the absorbent.
• Non-hazardous after use and California Proposition 65 compliant for safe handling and disposal.

SensiSorb is the reliable choice for veterinary practices that require clean, effective, and easy-to-monitor CO₂ absorbents for anesthesia. Suitable for small animal, large animal, and specialty surgical settings. Color can appear white with a lavender tint before use; a dark purple color is the  indication for a change in soda lime absorbant. 

What makes SensiSorb Differet?

Unlike many traditional soda lime absorbents, SensiSorb combines several proprietary performance advantages that improve anesthesia workflow.

Feature	SensiSorb
Permanent Exhaustion Color	✓
Low airflow resistance	✓ 0.5mbar
High pellet hardness	✓ 98.2%
Ultra-low dust	✓ 0.90%
Uniform spherical pellets	✓
Strong visual exhaustion indication	✓
Veterinary anesthesia optimized	✓

1. Prepare the Canister
Ensure the anesthesia machine is turned off and disconnected from the patient. Remove the used soda lime absorbent from the CO₂ canister, wearing gloves to avoid skin contact with dust.

2. Inspect the Canister
Check for any residual dust or debris and clean the canister if needed. Make sure all seals, gaskets, and filters are intact to prevent leaks or bypass.

3. Fill with SensiSorb
Pour SensiSorb granules evenly into the canister. Avoid overpacking; the granules should be firm but not compressed to ensure optimal gas flow.

4. Monitor During Use
Observe the built-in color change indicator on the granules. A complete color shift (as defined by your practice’s standard) signals that the absorbent is exhausted and must be replaced.

5. Replace When Needed
Replace SensiSorb when: the color indicator shows full exhaustion, increased inspired CO₂ levels are detected, absorbent feels dry or hard.

6. Storage & Safety
Store in a tightly sealed container in a cool, dry place. Do not return used granules to the storage container. Dispose of spent absorbent according to local regulations.

Available in: USA, UK, EU