Kangaroo Enteral Feeding Tube - ENFit Connector - 43"

SKU: 4MD-24308

From $198.83

  • ENFit™ connector for reduced risk of tubing misconnection
  • Purple color for easy identification as an enteral feeding tube
  • 5 gram weighted tip
  • Rigid port
  • Stylet and no-stylet options available
  • Radiopaque polyurethane material for easy identification on X-ray or fluoroscope
  • CM markings
  • MRI conditional once stylet is removed
  • DEHP-free

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  • Government & GSA purchasing
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The Standard Tip Adult Kangaroo™ Feeding Tubes with ENFit Connection are weighted polyurethane tubes designed for nasogastric and nasoduodenal feeding. They feature an ENFit™ connector, which is a dual port enteral connector designed to reduce the risk of tubing misconnection. The tubes are purple in color to denote enteral feeding and are available with and without flow-through stylets for easier insertion. The radiopaque polyurethane material with CM markings allows for easy visualization under X-ray, and they are MRI compatible once the stylet is removed.

Features
  • ENFit™ connector for reduced risk of tubing misconnection
  • Purple color for easy identification as an enteral feeding tube
  • 5 gram weighted tip
  • Rigid port
  • Stylet and no-stylet options available
  • Radiopaque polyurethane material for easy identification on X-ray or fluoroscope
  • CM markings
  • MRI conditional once stylet is removed
  • DEHP-free
Options available

CAH8884721088E – 43 in | Stylet [10/case]

CAH8884721096E – 43 in | No Stylet [10/case]

CAH8884721055E – 55 in | Stylet [10/case]

MaterialPolyurethane
Size5G x 10FR
Length43″ or 55″
StyletAvailable with or without stylet
Enteral connectorENFit™
Tip TypeStandard
AgeAdult
ItemFeeding Tubes

Standard Tip Adult Kangaroo™ Feeding Tubes, ENFit Connection, 5G x 10FR [10/case]

California Prop 65

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, visit Proposition 65