Why order directly from CooperSurgical?
We are now offering direct ordering of MityOne™ in select regions.
This means:
- Existing customers can reorder directly from CooperSurgical
- New customers can work directly with our sales team for product information, pricing, and support
Already using MityOne™?
If you’ve ordered MityOne™ in the past through a distributor, you can now reorder directly from CooperSurgical in supported regions.
Our team will help you:
Place repeat orders
Confirm availability in your region
Answer any ordering or product questions
New to MityOne™?
MityOne™ is a vacuum-assisted delivery system designed for control, safety, and ease of use.
Ordering directly gives you access to:
Product guidance from CooperSurgical
Pricing and regional availability
Ongoing clinical and ordering support
What sets MityOneTM apart?
Proven efficacy
Up to 97% success rate with scalp laceration rates averaging less than 1.59%
Enhanced safety
Self-limiting vacuum will not exceed the recommended suction level of 58 cm Hg
Precise control
Short, semi-rigid stem provides tactile feedback and intuitive handling for following the pelvic axis
Flexible cup design
M-Style® Mushroom® Cup flexes up to 90 degrees in any direction, facilitating smooth insertion for non-OA positions
Ergonomic handling
Designed for different hand sizes with easy-to-reach vacuum release valve
Clear visibility
Color-coded rotary gauge on the handle makes managing vacuum levels between contractions straightforward
Want more detailed product information?
Download the MityOne™ brochure to explore product features, clinical considerations, and usage details.
Order directly today
Simplify your ordering process and maintain reliable access to the vacuum-assisted delivery system you depend on.
When you order directly from CooperSurgical, you’re partnering with a company committed to advancing women’s health.
Important Safety Information
MityOne Single-Use Vacuum Devices and Cups are indicated for use for non-reassuring fetal status, failure to deliver spontaneously following an appropriately managed second stage of labor, need to avoid voluntary expulsive efforts, and inadequate expulsive efforts. Do not initiate vacuum in cases of: non-vertex positions, suspected cephalopelvic disproportion, previous scalp sampling, suspected macrosomia, risk of shoulder dystocia, failed vacuum or forceps attempt, less than 34 weeks gestation, unengaged vertex, incompletely dilated cervix, need for active device rotation, or suspected fetal bleeding abnormalities. DO NOT exceed recommended vacuum levels. Vacuum-assisted delivery should only be performed or supervised by a trained and experienced operator. For detailed instructions and risk information, please refer to the Instructions for Use.
