NeoMed Oral / Enteral Dispensers 60 mL, 1/EA

Oral / Enteral Dispensers 60 mL, 1/EA

NeoMed oral enteral dispensers are 60 mL dispensers for enteral feeding workflows. They are a practical choice for care teams using gravity or pump feeds that need volumes over 60 mL and want to reduce or eliminate enteral bags and large volume pumps. The dispenser is individually packaged and intended to support multiple feeds, which may help improve nurse productivity.

Good Fit For

• Gravity feeding workflows requiring volumes over 60 mL
• Pump feeding workflows requiring volumes over 60 mL
• Settings looking to reduce enteral bag and large volume pump use

Key Features

• 60 mL oral enteral dispenser format for feeding workflows
• Suitable for gravity and pump feeds requiring volumes over 60 mL
• May reduce or eliminate the use of enteral bags and large volume pumps
• Polypropylene construction does not interfere with lipid delivery
• Supports multiple feeds to help improve nurse productivity
• Individually packaged for single-unit purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Administering oral or enteral feeds over 60 mL
• Supporting gravity feeds in enteral care routines
• Supporting pump feeds when larger feed volumes are needed
• Replacing enteral bags or large volume pumps in suitable feeding workflows

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 13 Inch.
• This dispenser is intended for oral or enteral feeding applications.
• The 60 mL format is referenced with a lower maximum rate than a 100 mL option in the product details.
• Buyers comparing feeding workflows may want to review whether their target feed volume and rate align with the 60 mL format.

FAQ

• What feeding methods can this dispenser be used with? This oral enteral dispenser is intended for both gravity and pump feeds.
• When might a 60 mL dispenser be a good fit? The 60 mL size is positioned for feeds requiring volumes over 60 mL in oral or enteral workflows.
• Can this help reduce the use of feeding bags or large pumps? Yes. The product details state that it may reduce or eliminate the use of enteral bags and large volume pumps.
• Does the dispenser material affect lipid delivery? The polypropylene construction is noted as not interfering with the delivery of lipids, which can be a limitation with bag delivery methods.

From NeoMed.