Applied Medical Technologies Obturated Non-Balloon Button Feeding Device Mini ONE 14 Fr. 1.5 cm Silicone Sterile

Obturated Non-Balloon Button Feeding Device Mini ONE 14 Fr. 1.5 cm Silicone Sterile

This obturated non-balloon button feeding device is a MiniONE enteral button made for buyers who need a low-profile feeding option. It may be a good fit for patients who do not tolerate balloon buttons and for care settings looking to reduce replacement frequency because there is no balloon to fail. This sterile silicone device is sized 14 Fr. with a 1.5 cm tube length.

Good Fit For

• Patients who do not tolerate balloon buttons
• Enteral feeding replacement needs requiring a 14 Fr. button with 1.5 cm length
• Clinical and home care feeding tube management

Key Features

• Non-balloon design helps avoid balloon failure, which may mean less frequent replacements
• Narrow button shaft matches the profile of a balloon button
• Removal tool distends the bolster to a smaller profile for removal
• Sterile format supports procedures and replacement workflows that require a sterile device
• 14 Fr. size with 1.5 cm tube length for buyers matching a specific fit requirement
• Silicone construction

Applications and Usage

• Replacing an existing button feeding device when a non-balloon option is preferred
• Selecting a feeding button for patients who do not tolerate balloon buttons
• Standard enteral feeding workflows that call for a sterile 14 Fr., 1.5 cm device

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 1.5 cm.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Confirm both the 14 Fr. tube size and 1.5 cm tube length before ordering
• This is a non-balloon button design, which may be preferable only when that style is clinically appropriate
• Removal involves a tool that distends the bolster to a smaller profile

FAQ

• Who may benefit from this non-balloon button feeding device? This MiniONE button may be considered for people who do not tolerate balloon buttons.
• Why would a buyer choose a non-balloon design? The non-balloon design avoids balloon failure, so replacements may occur less often.
• What size is this feeding device? This device is 14 Fr. with a 1.5 cm tube length.
• How is the device removed? Removal uses a tool that distends the bolster to a smaller profile.
• Is this feeding device sterile? Yes. This device is sterile.

From MiniONE by Applied Medical Technologies.