Medical suction jars, also known as suction canisters, are containers used to collect bodily fluids, secretions, and other materials during medical procedures that require suction.Reusable suction jars are produced of polysulfon polycarbonate and can be cleaned with sterilization to 134°C. Before use. It is advised to place them in specially designed carriers on the wall. Every jar usually has two connector pins; one connects to the vacuum tube and the other one connects to the aspirating tube from the patient. Jar capacity is 2000ml.

Medical suction jars have features such as overflow protection, suction control valves (optional), and vacuum gauges (optional) to help healthcare professionals monitor and regulate the suction pressure.Proper handling and disposal of medical suction jars is important to prevent the spread of infection and maintain a clean and safe healthcare environment. Jars should be emptied and cleaned after each use and disposed of according to hospital policies and regulations. Healthcare professionals should also wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) when handling suction jars to prevent exposure to bodily fluids and other infectious materials.