McKesson Laryngeal Mask Neonate / Infant User Size 1 Clear PVC Sterile Disposable, 50/CS

Laryngeal Mask Neonate / Infant User Size 1 Clear PVC Sterile Disposable, 50/CS

This laryngeal mask is a sterile, disposable airway device for neonate and infant users. It fits facilities and clinical teams that need a size 1 option for patients weighing less than 5 kg and want clear, color-coded identification during setup. The mask is made of medical-grade PVC and has a maximum cuff inflation volume of less than 4 mL with a maximum intracuff pressure of 60 cm H20.

Good Fit For

• Neonate and infant airway management
• Clinical settings that need color-coded size identification
• Single-use sterile airway supply programs

Key Features

• Size 1 format for neonate and infant patients weighing less than 5 kg
• Sterile and disposable to support single-use workflow and convenience
• Medical-grade PVC construction
• Clear, color-coded design helps with size identification
• Maximum cuff inflation volume is less than 4 mL
• Maximum intracuff pressure is 60 cm H20

Applications and Usage

• Selecting a size 1 laryngeal mask for neonate or infant patients under 5 kg
• Stocking sterile disposable airway masks in facility supply rooms
• Supporting quick size identification during airway setup

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 60 cm.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This mask is intended for neonate and infant users weighing less than 5 kg.
• The maximum cuff inflation volume is less than 4 mL.
• The maximum intracuff pressure is 60 cm H20.
• This is a disposable product.

FAQ

• What patient size is this laryngeal mask meant for? This laryngeal mask is size 1 and is intended for neonate or infant patients weighing less than 5 kg, or 11 lbs.
• Is this laryngeal mask sterile? Yes. This laryngeal mask is sterile.
• Is this mask meant for single use? Yes. This is a disposable laryngeal mask.
• What material is the laryngeal mask made from? The laryngeal mask is made of medical-grade PVC.
• What are the cuff inflation limits? The maximum cuff inflation volume is less than 4 mL, and the maximum intracuff pressure is 60 cm H20.

From McKesson.