Medline UniGrip Universal Securement Device with Double Strap, Large, Non-Sterile, EA/1, BX/30

UniGrip Universal Securement Device with Double Strap, Large, Non-Sterile, EA/1, BX/30

The UniGrip universal securement device is a nonsterile tubing securement option with a double strap. Buyers choosing securement for larger tubing may find this format useful in clinical supply workflows where broad tubing compatibility matters. This large version is noted for 3-47 French tubing, and each box includes 30 units.

Good Fit For

• Tubing securement needs involving 3-47 French tubing
• Clinical supply purchasing for boxed securement devices
• Workflows using nonsterile securement products

Key Features

• Universal securement device for tubing management
• Double strap design for securement applications
• Large format for buyers selecting this size option
• Compatible with 3-47 French tubing
• Nonsterile format for workflows that do not require sterile product
• Box of 30 supports departmental purchasing and restocking

Applications and Usage

• Securing tubing within the stated 3-47 French range
• Stocking boxed securement devices for routine clinical use
• Selecting a large securement device with a double strap format

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 8.75 X 8.5 Inch.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• Confirm the tubing size falls within the 3-47 French range before ordering.
• This product is nonsterile, so it may not fit workflows that require sterile securement devices.
• The large version may be important if you are standardizing on a specific securement size.

FAQ

• What tubing sizes does this securement device fit? This UniGrip securement device is noted for 3-47 French tubing.
• Is this securement device sterile? No. This version is nonsterile.
• How many units come in a box? Each box includes 30 securement devices.
• What size is this version? This is the large version. The product details note a 4 inch x 4.75 inch size.
• Does this device use a single or double strap? This version uses a double strap.

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