Cardinal Health Bulb Evacuator Drainage Jackson-Pratt® 100 mL

Bulb Evacuator Drainage Jackson-Pratt® 100 mL

This bulb evacuator drainage reservoir is a Jackson-Pratt 100 mL bulb used with Jackson-Pratt wound drains. It fits buyers who need a separate reservoir for drainage management and want easy suction activation and clear fluid measurement during monitoring. Silicone walls support easy activation of suction, and the clear reservoir has graduations for reading exudate volume.

Good Fit For

• Drainage management with Jackson-Pratt wound drains
• Settings that need visible exudate measurement
• Workflows that use separate replacement reservoirs

Key Features

• 100 mL bulb evacuator reservoir for Jackson-Pratt wound drains
• Separate reservoir option for use with Jackson-Pratt wound drains
• Silicone walls help make suction activation easier
• Internal anti-reflux valve helps prevent backflow of fluid to the patient
• Clear reservoir with graduations supports quick exudate identification and measurement

Applications and Usage

• Collecting fluid with Jackson-Pratt wound drains
• Measuring exudate volume using the graduated clear reservoir
• Replacing or stocking separate reservoirs for compatible wound drain setups

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This item is a reservoir for use with Jackson-Pratt wound drains.
• Volume capacity is 100 mL, which may matter when matching current drainage protocols.
• Graduations on the clear reservoir can help with routine fluid monitoring and recording.

FAQ

• Will this bulb evacuator work with Jackson-Pratt wound drains? Yes. This reservoir is for use with Jackson-Pratt wound drains.
• What is the capacity of this drainage bulb? This bulb evacuator has a 100 mL capacity.
• Does the reservoir help with measuring drainage? Yes. The reservoir is clear and includes graduations to make exudate easier to identify and measure.
• How is suction activated on this bulb evacuator? The silicone walls are designed to provide easy activation of suction.
• Does this drainage bulb include a backflow prevention feature? Yes. An internal anti-reflux valve helps prevent backflow of fluid to the patient.

From Jackson Pratt by Cardinal Health.