Applied Medical Technologies Obturated Non-Balloon Button Feeding Device Mini ONE 18 Fr. 2.0 cm Silicone Sterile

Obturated Non-Balloon Button Feeding Device Mini ONE 18 Fr. 2.0 cm Silicone Sterile

The Mini ONE obturated non-balloon button feeding device is a sterile silicone feeding button with an 18 Fr. size and 2.0 cm tube length. It may be a good choice for patients who do not tolerate balloon buttons and for buyers looking for a design with no balloon to fail. The narrow shaft matches the profile noted for balloon buttons, and removal uses a tool that distends the bolster to a smaller profile.

Good Fit For

• Patients who do not tolerate balloon buttons
• Buyers seeking a non-balloon button feeding device
• Settings that want fewer replacements related to balloon failure

Key Features

• Non-balloon button design helps reduce replacements by eliminating balloon failure
• Made for people who do not tolerate balloon buttons
• Narrow button shaft matches the profile noted for a balloon button
• Removal tool distends the bolster to a smaller profile for removal
• Sterile silicone device for single-unit purchase

Applications and Usage

• Selecting a button feeding device for a patient who does not tolerate balloon buttons
• Choosing a non-balloon option when reducing replacement frequency is a priority
• Ordering a specific 18 Fr. and 2.0 cm feeding button size

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 2.0 cm.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Removal requires a tool that distends the bolster to a smaller profile
• This SKU is the 18 Fr. size with a 2.0 cm tube length
• The design is non-balloon, which may matter if your protocol or patient preference differs from balloon buttons

FAQ

• Who may benefit from this non-balloon button feeding device? This feeding button is noted as ideal for people who do not tolerate balloon buttons.
• Why might a buyer choose a non-balloon design? The non-balloon design has no balloon to fail, so replacements occur less often.
• What size is this Mini ONE feeding device? This SKU is 18 Fr. with a 2.0 cm tube length.
• How is this feeding device removed? Removal uses a tool that distends the bolster to a smaller profile.
• What is the device made from, and is it sterile? The source facts identify silicone construction and sterile status.

From MiniONE by Applied Medical Technologies.