Conmed Suction Tube Yankauer NonVented, 50 EA/CS

Suction Tube Yankauer NonVented, 50 EA/CS

This suction tube Yankauer nonvented is a sterile, disposable suction instrument with a bulb tip and no tubing attached. It fits buyers who need a clear, ready-to-select Yankauer style option for aspiration tasks in professional healthcare settings. Plastic construction, side eyes, and a large lumen support rapid aspiration while helping reduce traumatic tissue grab.

Good Fit For

• Aspiration workflows that call for a nonvented Yankauer
• Setups where tubing is selected separately
• Single-use sterile suction supply needs

Key Features

• Nonvented Yankauer suction tube for buyers who prefer that control style
• Large lumen supports rapid aspiration
• Bulb tip pairs with the Yankauer style for familiar handling
• Side eyes help reduce traumatic tissue grab
• Transparent plastic helps with clear visualization of fluids
• Sturdy shatter-resistant construction can also be used for retraction

Applications and Usage

• Rapid aspiration during suction procedures
• Situations where clear fluid visualization is important
• Workflows that use a Yankauer tip without attached tubing
• Single-use suction setups in professional care environments

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Material: Plastic.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This suction tube comes without tubing, so buyers should confirm their preferred tubing separately.
• Nonvented format may matter for teams standardizing on a specific suction tube style.
• Store at USP controlled room temperature.

FAQ

• Does this Yankauer suction tube include tubing? No. This suction tube comes without tubing attached.
• Is this suction tube vented or nonvented? This is a nonvented Yankauer suction tube.
• Is the suction tube sterile? Yes. This suction tube is sterile and intended for disposable use.
• What tip style does this suction tube use? This model uses a bulb tip in a Yankauer style.
• What helps with fluid visibility and tissue contact? The transparent plastic helps with clear visualization of fluids, and the side eyes are intended to reduce traumatic tissue grab.

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