Cardinal Health Suction Catheter with Safe-T-Vac Valve 12 fr, EA/1, CS/50

Suction Catheter with Safe-T-Vac Valve 12 fr, EA/1, CS/50

This suction catheter with Safe-T-Vac valve is a 12 fr catheter for suction procedures where buyers need this specific format and valve style. It can fit facility purchasing needs that call for a staggered eye, straight pack, and case ordering. The product details also note a latex-free design.

Good Fit For

• Facility purchasing for suction catheter case orders
• Workflows that specify a Safe-T-Vac valve catheter
• Setups that require a straight pack catheter
• Teams standardizing on 12 fr suction catheters

Key Features

• 12 fr suction catheter for buyers standardizing around this catheter size
• Safe-T-Vac valve helps identify the catheter style needed for ordering
• Staggered eye configuration for this specific catheter format
• Straight pack format for workflows that require this packing style
• Latex-free design noted in the product details
• Case quantity supports bulk purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Ordering suction catheters by the case for clinical supply rooms
• Replacing stock when a 12 fr catheter with Safe-T-Vac valve is required
• Meeting product preference for a staggered eye and straight pack configuration

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 7 X 4.5 Inch.
• Material: Latex.
• Confirm that 12 fr matches your protocol or product preference before ordering.
• Check that your team wants the Safe-T-Vac valve style and staggered eye configuration.
• Review the straight pack format to make sure it fits your storage and setup workflow.

FAQ

• What catheter size is this? This suction catheter is 12 fr.
• Does this suction catheter have a valve? Yes. This catheter uses a Safe-T-Vac valve.
• Is this catheter latex-free? Yes. The product details indicate a latex-free design.
• What pack style does this catheter use? This catheter comes in a straight pack format.
• What eye configuration is noted for this catheter? The product details specify a staggered eye.

From Cardinal Health.