Applied Medical Technologies Obturated Non-Balloon Button Feeding Device Mini ONE 14 Fr. 1.7 cm Silicone Sterile

Obturated Non-Balloon Button Feeding Device Mini ONE 14 Fr. 1.7 cm Silicone Sterile

The MiniONE obturated non-balloon button feeding device is a sterile silicone feeding button in 14 Fr. with a 1.7 cm tube length. It is a practical option for buyers seeking a non-balloon design, especially for people who do not tolerate balloon buttons. The design has no balloon to fail, and the button shaft is as narrow as that of a balloon button.

Good Fit For

• Patients who do not tolerate balloon buttons
• Feeding tube replacements where a non-balloon button is preferred
• Care settings that need a sterile individual device

Key Features

• Non-balloon button design with no balloon to fail, which may mean replacements occur less often
• Sterile device for single-unit purchase
• 14 Fr. size for buyers matching an existing tube size requirement
• 1.7 cm tube length for fit selection
• Silicone construction
• Removal tool distends the bolster to a smaller profile for removal

Applications and Usage

• Selecting a non-balloon button feeding device for enteral access
• Replacing a balloon button when less frequent replacement is a priority
• Matching an existing 14 Fr. and 1.7 cm button specification

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 1.7 cm.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Choose the device only if the required tube size is 14 Fr.
• Confirm that the needed tube length is 1.7 cm before ordering
• This is a non-balloon style, which may be preferred when balloon buttons are not well tolerated

FAQ

• How is this feeding device different from a balloon button? This MiniONE button uses a non-balloon design. Because there is no balloon to fail, replacements may occur less often.
• Who may benefit from this non-balloon button feeding device? This device may be a good choice for people who do not tolerate balloon buttons.
• What size is this MiniONE button feeding device? This device is 14 Fr. with a 1.7 cm tube length.
• What material is the device made from? The product details identify this feeding device as silicone.
• How is the device removed? The removal tool distends the bolster to a smaller profile for removal.

From MiniONE by Applied Medical Technologies.