One glossary, three languages.

A buyer's formal request for a priced, documented quotation on a specific product and quantity — the path for every product on this site that is not a priced item. Read more

The smallest quantity a supplier will produce or ship for a given product line.

Internationally standardised trade terms, published by the International Chamber of Commerce, that define exactly where a seller's shipping cost and risk end and a buyer's begin.

An Incoterm under which the seller's responsibility ends once goods are loaded onto the shipping vessel at the port of origin; the buyer bears cost and risk from that point.

An Incoterm under which the seller bears all cost and risk, including destination import duty, until goods reach the buyer's named destination — the seller's maximum-responsibility Incoterm. Read more

A document certifying which country goods were produced in — required for customs clearance, and for preferential duty treatment under a scheme like GSP+ where the exporter qualifies. Read more

The full cost of a shipment once it reaches the buyer — product price plus freight, insurance, customs duty and destination tax. This site's listed prices exclude it; it's confirmed per order.

A product line with an indicative price that may be added to a quote request. Adding it starts a quotation request, not a payment; availability and destination-market requirements remain subject to review.

No price or quote-basket button is shown — regulatory classification and required documentation for the product are confirmed against the exact intended purpose, claims, manufacturer and destination market before a quotation is issued.

A product that doesn't yet have a customer-facing price, because that price isn't published until it's based on a real, written freight rate. Regulatory classification and destination requirements are confirmed with the quotation.

A locking surgical clamp used to control bleeding during a procedure — Kelly and mosquito are common pattern names.

A locking instrument that grips a suturing needle during stitching — Mayo-Hegar is a common pattern name.

A hand-held instrument used to hold back tissue or an incision edge to expose the surgical field.

The reusable handle a disposable scalpel blade attaches to — supplied separately from the blade.

A steam-sterilisation device that processes reusable instruments between uses under heat and pressure. Read more

Clinical workwear (top and trouser) worn in medical settings — sold here by fabric weight (GSM) and blend. Read more

House of Global Trades' legal form — an incorporated Private Limited company registered with SECP (Pakistan's Securities and Exchange Commission). See /legal for published particulars.

The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan — the regulator handling company incorporation.

Pakistan's National Tax Number and Sales Tax Registration Number — published on /legal once confirmed for public disclosure.