Bard® Sump Nasogastric Standard Feeding Tube | 14fr

The Bard® Sump Nasogastric Standard Feeding Tube is a top-quality medical device designed for the safe and effective delivery of enteral nutrition and medication. With a French size of 14 and a length of 48 inches, this sterile feeding tube is engineered to meet the needs of patients requiring reliable and comfortable enteral feeding or gastric decompression. Suitable for use in both home and clinical settings, it ensures optimal patient care and convenience.

Key Features

• Premium Quality Construction: The Bard® Sump Nasogastric Feeding Tube is made from durable, medical-grade materials designed to endure regular use while ensuring patient safety and comfort.
• Sump Design: The innovative sump design allows for dual functionality, enabling both feeding and gastric decompression. This versatile feature makes it an essential tool for comprehensive gastrointestinal care and patient nutrition management.
• Ample Length: With a length of 48 inches, the tube provides sufficient reach for secure and effective placement, ensuring that nutrition and medication are delivered accurately and efficiently.
• 14 French Size: The 14 fr size is suitable for a wide range of patients, offering a balance between comfort and efficient nutrient delivery. It is particularly beneficial for patients needing enteral feeding due to various medical conditions, including dysphagia, neurological disorders, or post-surgical recovery.
• Sterile Packaging: Each tube is individually packaged in a sterile environment to prevent contamination, ensuring the highest standards of hygiene and patient safety.
• Radiopaque Line: The tube features a radiopaque line, which allows for easy verification of placement through X-ray imaging, ensuring accurate and safe positioning within the gastrointestinal tract.
• Soft and Flexible Material: The tube is constructed from soft, flexible material that minimizes patient discomfort during insertion and use. This is particularly important for patients requiring prolonged enteral feeding.