Corflo Ultra Avanos Medical 20-7366-Corflo Ultra Nasogastric Feeding Tube, 6 Fr., 36 Inch, Nasogastr

Overview of Corflo Ultra Nasogastric Feeding Tube
The Corflo Ultra Nasogastric Feeding Tube is specifically designed to aid in enteral feeding. With a French size of 6 Fr and a length of 36 inches, this tube provides optimal support for various feeding needs. Constructed from reliable polyurethane, the tube offers a balance of flexibility and durability. Its non-sterile composition ensures easy handling for users in a variety of settings, making it a practical choice for both at-home care and clinical environments.

Features That Enhance User Experience
One of the standout features of the Corflo Ultra Feeding Tube is its anticlog outlet port, which significantly reduces the chances of tube blockage�a common issue with feeding tubes. Additionally, the three-gram tungsten weight helps to keep the tube in position during use, while the color-coded design facilitates easy identification of tube length. These thoughtful features contribute to a smoother feeding process and provide peace of mind for both caregivers and patients.

Designed for Practical Use
This nasogastric tube is equipped with centimeter markings, a proximal Y site, and is fully radiopaque, providing additional functionality that can prove invaluable in monitoring and positioning the tube accurately. Furthermore, it is MRI safe once the stylet is removed, allowing for necessary imaging without additional complications. These characteristics position the Corflo Ultra among the top choices for enteral feeding solutions.

Quality Assurance and Specifications
The Corflo Ultra Nasogastric Feeding Tube prioritizes quality and safety, as evidenced by its rigorous specifications. Being non-sterile means it can be used in a variety of contexts, depending on the needs of the user. This tube is ideal for those requiring a reliable feeding option that enhances comfort and reduces complications. It remains a trusted choice for healthcare professionals and caregivers alike seeking efficiency and reliability in enteral feeding.