MEDICAL EQUIPMENT DONATIONS
Donate medical equipment
Help bring practical healthcare resources closer to communities in Thailand.
Have equipment that could support patient care? Talk with Doc Martyn’s Remote Clinics about your proposed donation. From an individual mobility aid to a business offering surplus devices, the first step is to understand the item and whether it meets a current need.
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Help fund essential medical equipment
These six items also appear in our homepage appeal. The recorded costs are shown below; please contact our team to confirm current costs and availability. If you want to support a particular item, discuss that with us before donating.
Patient Transport Stretcher System
THB 80,000 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
Please help buy it for us
Blood Gas and Diagnostic Analysers
THB 250,000 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
Please help buy it for us
Road Traffic Collision Kit
THB 25,000 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
Please help buy it for usMedical supplies and mobility aids
The following information grid is from our equipment appeal. Recorded costs are provisional and may not represent the full quantity requested. Please confirm the exact item, quantity and current need with our team before buying or sending anything. Repeated entries are retained from the original grid.
Hexene 500ml
THB 200 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
Alsop Alcohol 450ml
THB 60 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
Tigerplast roll 10×10
THB 400 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
Bactigras Wound Dressing
THB 265 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
SOS wound dressing T2, 6cm/7cm
Please ask our team about the current requirement and cost.
Insulin syringes: 1ml, packet of 10
Please ask our team about the current requirement and cost.
Toddler premium cotton pads 3x4inch, 140gm pack x 2
THB 200 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
4 pronged, non collapsible, walking sticks
THB 60 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
Leg catheter bags; 20 pieces
THB 400 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
Welcare 3D medical masks, WF 99
THB 265 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
Collapsible walking sticks
Please ask our team about the current requirement and cost.
Insulin syringes: 1ml, packet of 10
Please ask our team about the current requirement and cost.
SOS wound dressing T3, 6cm/10cm
THB 200 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
Adult wet wipes 250×250, pack of 100
THB 60 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
Poly oph eye drops
THB 400 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
Surgical gloves, Large 3 boxes, Medium 3 boxes
THB 265 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
Tobra Dex eye drops
Please ask our team about the current requirement and cost.
Klean Kare normal saline, 1000ml
Please ask our team about the current requirement and cost.
Re Life; Aluminium folding walking frame
THB 200 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
City Med suction catheters; size 14, 50cm length
THB 60 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
Softex pad large 10/pack
THB 400 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
SOS wound dressing S2, 6cm/7cm
THB 265 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
Gauze sponges 3inchx3inch non sterile
Please ask our team about the current requirement and cost.
Foley catheters WAY FR 14; 10 catheters, WAY 18; 10 catheters
Please ask our team about the current requirement and cost.
Solution administration set, Bever Model: 20
THB 200 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
Op-IZE eye wash; 10ml x5
THB 60 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
Gauze sponges 3inchx3inch
THB 400 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
Steri dress, basic dressing packs x5
THB 265 (recorded cost; confirm with our team)
Madelas elastic bandages 6inch x10, 4inch x10, 2inch x10
Please ask our team about the current requirement and cost.
SOS wound dressing S3, 6cm/10cm
Please ask our team about the current requirement and cost.
Detailed supplies request
This is the complete 32-item request supplied for this appeal. Our team must confirm current needs, quantities and suitability, including any medicines, sterile supplies and AED specification, before a donation is arranged. The list is not advice on using these products.
View all 32 requested items and quantities
- Nipro syringes: 3ml-1 box of 100, 5ml-1 box of 100, 10ml-1 box of 100.
- Insulin syringes: 1ml, packet of 10. 15 packs.
- Toddler premium cotton pads 3x4inch, 140gm pack x 2.
- Alcohol pads 6cmx6cm 100/box. 2 boxes.
- Hexene 500ml bottle. 2 bottles.
- Alsop alcohol 450ml. 2 bottles.
- Tigerplast roll 10×10. 1box.
- Bactigras box of 10. 3boxes.
- SOS wound dressing T2, 6cm/7cm. 5boxes.
- SOS wound dressing T3, 6cm/10cm. 5boxes.
- SOS wound dressing S2, 6cm/7cm. 5boxes.
- SOS wound dressing S3, 6cm/10cm. 5boxes.
- Madelas elastic bandages 6inch x10, 4inch x10, 2inch x10.
- Steri dress, basic dressing packs x5.
- Gauze sponges 3inchx3inch non sterile. Pack of 100. 3Paks
- Gauze sponges 3inchx3inch. Sterile. Pack of 100.
- Op-IZE eye wash; 10ml x5.
- Welcare 3D medical masks, WF 99. 2 boxes.
- Adult wet wipes 250×250, pack of 100. 2 packs.
- Softex pad large 10/pack. 5 packs.
- Klean Kare normal saline, 1000ml. 5 bottles.
- Surgical gloves, Large 3 boxes, Medium 3 boxes.
- Solution administration set, Bever Model: 20. 10 packs.
- Poly oph eye drops. 10 bottles.
- Tobra Dex eye drops. 10 bottles.
- Foley catheters WAY FR 14; 10 catheters, WAY 18; 10 catheters.
- Leg catheter bags; 20 pieces
- City Med suction catheters; size 14, 50cm length.
- Re Life; Aluminium folding walking frame. 5 frames.
- Collapsible walking sticks. 5 sticks.
- 4 pronged, non collapsible, walking sticks. 5 sticks.
- Budget AED, Automatic External Defibrillator, suitable for domestic use.
Can you help with equipment or supplies?
Book a meeting to discuss an item you can offer or a purchase you would like to support. Please agree suitability and delivery arrangements before sending anything.
Prefer to call or email? (+66) (0) 918315312
info@docmartyn.org
Why medical equipment donations matter
Access to care depends on more than reaching a medical team. Suitable tools and supplies also play a part in consultations, screenings and treatment. In rural communities, distance and limited resources can make it harder to get timely help.
Doc Martyn’s Remote Clinics brings healthcare into communities in Thailand. When you donate medical equipment that is suitable for its work, your gift could support the practical resources behind that care. Matching an item to a real need matters more than simply passing it on.
The original appeal identifies these equipment areas. Specific needs and suitability still require confirmation:
- Diagnostic equipment
- Patient monitoring devices
- Mobility aids
- Examination tools
- Emergency response equipment
- Rehabilitation devices
How the right equipment could help
A thoughtful equipment gift begins with its potential use—not a guaranteed patient outcome. These are some of the reasons suitable equipment matters to healthcare.
What medical equipment can you offer?
The categories below are examples to help you describe an offer, not a confirmed acceptance list. The team must agree that your specific item is suitable before you send or deliver anything.
Diagnostic equipment
Examples include blood pressure monitors, thermometers, pulse oximeters and glucose monitoring devices. For larger equipment, such as ECG or ultrasound systems, explain the model and technical requirements.
- Blood pressure monitors
- Pulse oximeters
- Thermometers
- Glucose monitoring devices
- ECG machines
- Portable ultrasound equipment
Patient-care equipment
Examination tables, beds, patient monitors and other care equipment have different space, servicing and operating needs. Describe the item fully so the team can discuss its suitability.
- Examination tables
- Hospital beds
- Patient monitors
- Nebulizers
- Oxygen concentrators
- Suction machines
Mobility and rehabilitation
You can ask about wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, canes or other mobility aids. Include details such as size, condition, missing parts and any adjustments or repairs needed.
- Wheelchairs
- Walkers
- Crutches
- Canes
- Shower chairs
- Mobility scooters
Community-health equipment
Portable screening tools, medical kits and related equipment may be worth discussing. For consumable supplies, provide packaging and expiry information rather than assuming they can be accepted.
- First aid supplies
- Medical kits
- Portable diagnostic tools
- Health screening equipment
Hospitals, clinics and business donors
Healthcare providers, suppliers, manufacturers and other businesses may have surplus or replacement equipment that deserves a careful review before disposal. Demonstration units, refurbished devices and unused stock can raise different questions about condition and support.
If you want to donate medical equipment on behalf of an organisation, prepare an item list with quantities, models and available records. Confirm who can authorise the gift, and ask the team whether the proposed donation fits its needs.
You can discuss these types of offer with the team. Inclusion here does not confirm acceptance:
- Surplus inventory
- Demonstration equipment
- Refurbished devices
- Upgraded equipment being replaced
- End-of-line stock
- Medical consumables (where appropriate)
Useful equipment needs practical support
A device that powers on is not automatically ready for patient care. Accessories, instructions, servicing, compatible supplies and support can all matter. Be open about faults or missing parts so the team can assess the offer accurately.
Disclose known recalls or contamination concerns. Confirm any professional cleaning, inspection or calibration requirements before handover. Do not assume that old equipment can be repaired or passed to a patient. A considered offer helps avoid moving items that cannot be used.
How to start your equipment donation
A clear description helps the team give you a useful response. Begin with the basics, then agree the next steps before committing to delivery.
01
Describe the equipment
Provide the item type, make and model, quantity, approximate age, location and known condition. Mention accessories and any servicing records available. Do not include patient information in your enquiry.
02
Confirm suitability
Ask the team to confirm whether there is a need for the item and what review is required. Discuss technical requirements, maintenance and any checks needed. Do not treat an initial enquiry as acceptance.
03
Agree delivery or collection
Before sending anything, agree the handover process, timing, destination and responsibility for any costs. Collection is not guaranteed. If the equipment is overseas, discuss feasibility and any import requirements first.
A practical gift with a healthcare purpose
The foundation’s healthcare work includes consultations, treatment, medicines, screenings and community outreach. Your proposed equipment donation starts with that wider purpose: supporting care for people who face barriers to accessing it.
The original appeal describes the following areas of healthcare work:
- Rural healthcare outreach
- Community health education
- Preventive healthcare services
- Health screenings
- Basic medical treatment
- Support for vulnerable populations
Have equipment that could help?
Discuss your proposed gift with Doc Martyn’s Remote Clinics. A conversation about the item, its condition and current needs is the best place to begin.
Prefer to call or email? (+66) (0) 918315312
info@docmartyn.org
Frequently asked questions
You can ask about used or refurbished equipment, but acceptance needs to be confirmed for the specific item. Share its age, condition, known faults and available records. Do not assume that working equipment is automatically suitable for clinical use.
Yes, organisations can enquire about a proposed donation. An inventory with models, quantities, condition and location will help the discussion. The team needs to review the offer before confirming which items, if any, can be accepted.
Please ask about the specific supplies first. Provide details of the product, quantity, packaging and expiry dates where relevant. Do not send medicines or consumables without explicit agreement and confirmation of any requirements.
Do not assume a particular destination or use. Ask the team to explain how a suitable item could support its work and what checks are needed. The proposed use should be discussed before the donation proceeds.
Collection and overseas donations need to be discussed individually. Confirm the route, recipient, timing, any shipping or import requirements, and who covers costs before arranging transport. Neither collection nor international acceptance is guaranteed.
Do not send patient records, screenshots or identifying information with your enquiry. Tell the team if the equipment may hold data and agree a suitable data-handling process before any handover. Follow your organisation’s privacy procedures.
Tax treatment depends on your circumstances and the applicable rules. We cannot promise a deduction or a particular tax outcome. Ask a qualified adviser before relying on a tax benefit when deciding to give.
